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Author: Erin Elizabeth

Toddler With ‘Childhood Alzheimer’s’ Begins Treatment At Chicago Hospital

Marian McGlockin, 19-months-old, from southern California, is currently in Chicago so she can receive treatment at Rush University Medical Center for a rare disease that is sometimes called “Childhood Alzheimer’s.” Niemann-Pick disease type C is a fatal, progressive, neurodegenerative storage disorder. Currently, only 500 children in the world have been diagnosed and half will die before the age of ten without intervention. From the family’s Go Fund Me, “It is a recessive genetic disease where cells cannot process and dispose of cholesterol, resulting in harmful accumulation throughout the body. This causes enlarged organs, lung damage, and slow and steady neurological deterioration, horrifically...

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Papa John’s Pizza Is Going Organic

Now that it’s en vogue to have organic food on the menu, many fast dining restaurants are jumping on board for what they likely think of as a “fad.” Thanks to consumers voting with their wallets and their ever-evolving palates, chain after chain are stepping up and taking unnecessary additives and hormones out of the food they serve. And pizza chain Papa John’s has become the latest. RELATED ARTICLES: Sorry Monsanto: Organic Food Demand is Absolutely Exploding Print this List! 400 Companies that Don’t put GMO Ingredients in their Food At select U.S. locations, the pizza shop has launched...

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Judge to Consider Arkansas’ Plan to Execute 8 Inmates in Just 10 days

Judge Kristine Baker, appointed to U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Arkansas by President Barack Obama, is about to rule on the legality of executing seven inmates before the state’s supply of midazolam expires at the end of the month. Arkansas hasn’t executed anyone since 2005. (I’m not sure what these inmates did but the state’s plan feels like they are treating these impending deaths like nothing more than milk that’s gone bad.) Baker was a clerk for the chief judge on the federal court where she now sits from 1996 to 1998. At that time she handled Paula...

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Breast Implant Industry Takes No Prisoners

The recent FDA confirmation of the risk of breast implant-associated anaplastic large cell lymphoma (BIA-ALCL), a rare version of non-Hodgkins lymph cancer, is the latest volley from the arsenal of manufacturer-health provider-regulatory agency collusion. Unwitting females around the world continue to sign up for breast enlargement and reconstruction in record numbers despite the checkered history of the procedure.  Here’s what we know: As of February of this year, the FDA database for BIA-ALCL includes 359 cases including 9 deaths, joining 46 cases in Australia, with 3 confirmed deaths. Spotty and variable reporting practices and the absence of worldwide implant...

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Japanese Town Plans to Produce Zero Waste by 2020

Already, the town of Kamikatsu, home to 1,700 Japanese citizens, is recycling 80% of its waste. If all goes according to plan, that number will be 100% very soon. The recycling program seems intense, with residents sorting their trash into 34 different categories. There is no trash pick-up, so residents take their trash and recyclables to the plant and drop it off.  It seems like a lot, but as one resident says, “at first, we were opposed to the idea…Now I don’t think about it. It’s become natural to separate the trash correctly.” RELATED ARTICLES: Liberland Could Be The...

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