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CNN: This med student was given last rites before finding a treatment that saved his life. His method could help millions

CNN: This med student was given last rites before finding a treatment that saved his life. His method could help millions

Posted by | Sep 25, 2019 |

Doctors spend their lives healing other people, but what happens when the only doctor that can save you is you? Doctor David Fajgenbaum found himself in this very situation, and is now specializing is saving his own life. Always the picture of health, Fajgenbaum is battling Castleman’s disease, a rare autoimmune disorder involving an overgrowth of cells in the body’s lymph nodes. The 32-year-old doctor at the University of Pennsylvania summarizes Castleman’s as being almost like a mix between an autoimmune disease and a cancer. It is an extremely rare disease. He experienced three flare-ups over the first six...

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Bloomberg: Nestlé must face lawsuit in connection with GMO labeling

Bloomberg: Nestlé must face lawsuit in connection with GMO labeling

Posted by | Sep 24, 2019 | , , ,

Nestlé USA Inc. must face a proposed class-action lawsuit in connection with the labeling of several products, including Coffee-mate, Buitoni tortelloni, and Lean Cuisine ravioli, as containing “No GMO Ingredients,” according to a September 19 California federal court ruling. Bloomberg News reports that in proceedings before the US District Court of the Central District of California, Nestlé contended that the plaintiff, Jennifer Latiff, had not shown “injury in fact.” RELATED STORY: Nestlé Plans to Plunder 1.1M Gallons a Day from Florida Natural Springs Ms. Latiff said the Nestlé’s products included bioengineered ingredients while its labels create an impression a...

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NBC: FDA again expands recall of blood pressure drugs

NBC: FDA again expands recall of blood pressure drugs

Posted by | Sep 24, 2019 | ,

The voluntary recall for two of Torrent Pharmaceuticals Ltd.’s blood pressure medications has been expanded after small amounts of a potentially cancer-causing toxin were discovered during testing. The recall affects Losartan Potassium Tablets USP and Losartan Potassium/hydrochlorothiazide tablets. RELATED STORY: NBC News: FDA once again expands recall of blood pressure drugs Tests of several of those medications exposed amounts of N-methylnitrosobutyric acid (NMBA) that were beyond the US Food and Drug Administration’s daily acceptable levels. This recall is tied to the valsartan recall that has been expanded many times since July. As a result, separate lots of blood pressure...

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Little Rock, Arkansas homeless residents are given the opportunity to pick up trash and clean up the city and it is working wonders.

Little Rock, Arkansas homeless residents are given the opportunity to pick up trash and clean up the city and it is working wonders.

Posted by | Sep 24, 2019 | , , ,

With the problem of homelessness in some cities becoming an epidemic, one Arkansas city appears to have a common sense approach to tackling the problem head on. They’re taking taxpayer dollars and paying the homeless to pick up trash. The Bridge to Work program started in April in Little Rock, Arkansas and pays homeless individuals $9.25 an hour to tidy up the metropolis and capitol city of the state. Canvas Community Church runs the program which was only slated to last 6 months. But Mayor Frank Scott Jr. told reporters he is going to extend the program for another...

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MIT Media Lab Kept Regulators in the Dark, Dumped Chemicals in Excess of Legal Limit

MIT Media Lab Kept Regulators in the Dark, Dumped Chemicals in Excess of Legal Limit

Posted by | Sep 23, 2019 |

Researchers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology’s Media Lab have dumped wastewater underground in apparent violation of a state environmental regulation, according to documents and interviews, potentially endangering local waterways in and near the town of Middleton. Nitrogen levels from the lab’s wastewater registered more than 20 times above the legal limit, according to documents provided by a former Media Lab employee. When water contains large amounts of nitrogen, it can kill fish and deprive infants of oxygen. RELATED STORY: Forbes: MIT Computer Scientist Richard Stallman Resigns After Claiming Epstein Victim Was ‘Entirely Willing’ Nine months ago, the Massachusetts...

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