Date: October 30th 2008

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1.  Teenager's MMR Death Spurs Vaccine Questions

Anton Tyshchenko, a 17-year old from Kramatorsk, died from a measles vaccine in May this year. 207 additional cases of complications have already been found, according to reports. As more gruesome details about mass vaccination come out into public light, more Ukrainians are turning away from vaccinations. Some data suggests that the number of parents who refuse to vaccinate their children has grown two or three-fold this year, and even more in Kyiv.
Dariya Orlova, Kyiv Post
Related Links:
* $250,000 Death Settlement For Baby Killed By MMR Vaccine
KSPR News
* Hollywood Takes On The MMR Jab
Lucy Johnston, Sunday Express

2.  ECN Acknowledges Psycho Drugs Risk For Children

Adding fuel to the combustible pyre of evidence against use of neuroleptics / antipsychotics for children is a recent risk / benefit analysis by the European College of Neuropsychopharmacology. The ECN--in sharp contrast to its American counterpart (the American College of Neuropsychopharmacology, ACNP) -- recognizes the physician's responsibility toward the patient--which requires weighing the magnitude of adverse effects of these drugs and their impact on the overall well-being of the patient.
Vera Hassner Sharav, AHRP

3.  Vitamin E Helps To Prevent Lung Cancer

(OMNS, October 29, 2008) Researchers at the University of Texas Anderson Cancer Center have found that taking more vitamin E substantially reduces lung cancer. A sixty-one percent reduction in lung cancer with vitamin E? How could the news media have missed this one?
Press Release, Orthomolecular Medicine News Service

4.  AfME Charity Coughs Up Observatory Group Names

CFS/ME Observatory
The AfME Charity
The Action for ME (AfME) charity finally discloses the composition of National ME Observatory Steering and Management Groups. The irony of this is that as a result of AfME and the Observatory Project Group Co-ordinator's decision not to place the data requested in the public domain, a vast bundle of information has now been collated. The Report is a fascinating read.
Suzy Chapman, MEagenda
Related Links:
* The AfME Dossier
Exposure Of The Practices Of The UK Charity, Action for ME
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