Posted by vaccinexchange on February 7, 2012 · 1 Comment
A short while ago, we blogged about a 2006 report in which the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) Science Board concluded that, among other things, “The FDA cannot fulfill its mission because its scientific base has eroded and its scientific organizational structure is weak.” The report further stated that the FDA’s “scientific workforce does not … Read more
Category breast cancer, cancer, FDA, health policy, in the media, laws, options, and more, medical devices, scientific research, whistleblowers · Tagged with FDA, health policy, medical devices, research and testing, whistleblowers
Posted by vaccinexchange on February 2, 2012 · Leave a Comment
The use of aluminum salts as antiperspirants has been linked to breast cancer for some time. This is hardly surprising, given that aluminum is a known toxic substance, and has been linked to adverse effects in vaccines. Now, a new study upholds the idea that your deodorant may not be as harmless as you think … Read more
Category aluminum adjuvants, breast cancer, cancer, cosmetics, scientific research, studies · Tagged with aluminum adjuvants, cosmetics, scientific studies
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