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PHILLIP DAY'S 'LET'S FIX BRITAIN' UK TOUR 2003: The all new and not-to-be-missed UK tour for 2003, now with online ticket purchasing facility! (TICKETS AVAILABLE NOW !)

DATES COMING UP: Got your tickets for Phillip Day's 'Let's Fix Britain' tour yet? He's coming to a venue near you !

AUSTRALIAN MINI-TOUR - Bill Kellner-Read DDS, author of "Toxic Bite", travels to Australia's East Coast to make sure you're all not dying of indifference. DON'T MISS THIS EITHER!

Our top story on the EU front...

ARE YOU FURIOUS AND PADDLING YET?: Phillip Day talks about some misunderstandings about the EU and asks why all the secrecy?
EU BID TO BRAINWASH UK VOTERS: EU chiefs want to brainwash Brits into giving up their nationality, the PM's envoy to Brussels warned yesterday. Gisela Stuart said Brussels bigwigs were plotting to create an EU of 450 million "true Europeans."

This issue's look at psychiatry...

MEDICARE STOPS FUNDING 'MULTIPLE ELECTROSHOCK': LOS ANGELES: As of April 1, 2003, Medicare will cease all national coverage of "multiple seizure" electroshock treatments, after an investigation revealed the practice is unworkable and places patients at risk.
PIONEERING CLINIC BRINGS NEW HOPE: In February 2003, the first clinic in Britain to tackle juvenile delinquency by studying what children eat, then treating them with nutritional medicine and psychotherapy, opened its doors.
LOOKING FOR A COUNSELLOR? YOU NEED YOUR HEAD EXAMINED: Fifty years ago, psychotherapy was dealt a major blow with the first scientific paper to question seriously whether it worked, and whether therapy might sometimes do more harm than good. The study triggered a debate that has raged for half a century and which some say has failed to generate an adequate response from practitioners.
WONDER DRUGS MISUSED: Feb. 25 - A growing number of young people are snorting Ritalin - a much-lauded drug for hyperactive children - to lose weight, study for exams and in some cases, just to get high, according to some drug experts.

...And the rest of this month's health news.

THE COMMON COLD COSTS THE US $40 BILLION A YEAR: The average person gets two colds a year, yet as common as it is, there is still a serious lack of understanding about the cause, treatment or prevention.
ENVIRONMENTAL TOXICITY: Studies show we may be exposed to a lot more dangerous compounds in our daily lives than we realise.
TOXIC LOAD: Useful links exposing harmful chemicals all around us and what we can do about it.
NZ MINISTRY OF IGNORANCE: Paul Connett raises some serious questions about NZ's Ministry of Health on the issue of fluoridation.
ARTHRITIS DRUGS LINKED TO CANCER: Studies of a class of rheumatoid arthritis drugs on the market revealed cases of lymphoma, a blood cancer, in treated patients.
2 MILLION AMERICANS PLAGUED BY SIDE EFFECTS: Current studies of adverse drug events (ADEs) reveal that ADEs occur in 6.5 percent to more than 20 percent of hospitalized patients, and, unlike in the past, it is now believed that many ADEs are avoidable.
SUPERSIZING: The portions are going up and the health is going down. This article cites the trend of larger portions in restaurants and 'ready to eat' meals and the effect it is having on the public's collective waistline.
THROUGH A GLASS DARKLY: One family's story about autism and its suspicious link to vaccination.
VITAMINS AND ALZHEIMER'S: Researchers have uncovered compelling evidence of a possible cause of Alzheimer’s disease, the degenerative brain condition that affects 500,000 people in Britain alone.
ANOTHER WHO SCAM IN THE PIPELINE?: Is this latest form of killer pneumonia just more WHO scaremongering or is it a real threat?
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