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The collapse of cardiology.(Lifestyle Far Outperforms Medical Procedures)
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Gerson Healing Newsletter
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March 1, 2007
- Author:
- Esselstyn, Caldwell B.
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In the course of the last two months of 2006, drugs and technology have been shown how toxic and damaging they are. These form the backbone of cardiology's assault on the coronary artery disease epidemic. The new knowledge might be considered 'a dark shadow' over our cardiac health or could it be a time to rejoice?
Pfizer announced in late December 2006 that its long hoped for block-buster new drug Torcetrapib was killing more people in its test run than were dying in the control group. Pfizer had spent $800 million in developing this drug to raise HDL, the "good" cholesterol and had forecast a huge income from its marketing. But in the trial of 15,000 patients, 82 died ...
 "AAP General News (Australia)")
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Fed: Australia on brink of lung disease epidemic, according to report
AAP General News (Australia);
November 16, 2005 ;
138 words
......News (Australia) 11-16-2005 Fed: Australia on brink of lung disease epidemic, according to report A study by the Australian Lung Foundation shows we face a lung disease epidemic .. particularly among women. It says one in six Australians...
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Fed: Australia on brink of lung disease epidemic: report
AAP General News (Australia);
November 16, 2005 ;
329 words
......Australia) 11-16-2005 Fed: Australia on brink of lung disease epidemic: report (EDS: Embargoed until 0001 AEDT Wednesday...16) SYDNEY, Nov 16 AAP - Australia faces a lung disease epidemic, particularly among women, new research shows...
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 "The Birmingham Post (England)")
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Poultry disease epidemic.(News)
The Birmingham Post (England);
April 26, 1999 ;
90 words
......outbreak of animal disease. More than 1.5 million chickens are being slaughtered on 30 farms in a bid to stop the Newcastle disease epidemic - named after the nearest major city - sweeping an area called the Mangrove Mountain Ridge. The massive operation to isolate...
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Croatia bans meat from Israel, 3 other countries
Jerusalem Post;
July 8, 1996 ;
Reuter;
237 words
......and Albania to prevent a spread of foot-and-mouth cattle disease epidemic. Croatia's move echoed action by Yugoslavia following an...services, police and army to combat a foot-and-mouth cattle disease epidemic in several villages in the vicinity of Skopje and Titov...
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Fed: MPs warned on $5 bln cost of kidney disease epidemic
AAP General News (Australia);
August 23, 2004 ;
266 words
......Australia) 08-23-2004 Fed: MPs warned on $5 bln cost of kidney disease epidemic (EMBARGOED TO 0001 AEST AUGUST 23) CANBERRA, Aug 23 AAP...briefings to all politicians warning them of the looming kidney disease epidemic. The organisation's chief executive, Anne Wilson, said...
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 "Liverpool Echo (Liverpool, England)")
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Mad cow figures rise.(News)
Liverpool Echo (Liverpool, England);
October 9, 2002 ;
50 words
...THE mad cow disease epidemic was twice as large as previously thought, with almost half of cases unreported or unrecognised, according to new research. Imperial...
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.... Britain's food watchdog told consumers on June 13th there was no...
The Food Institute Report;
June 18, 2001 ;
90 words
....... Britain's food watchdog told consumers on June 13th there was no massive hidden mad cow disease epidemic in western Europe, but vowed it would not relax tough checks on imported beef. The Food Standards Agency said test results for...
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Wales faces "badger disease epidemic".(UK)(tuberculosis)
Agra Europe;
September 29, 2006 ;
446 words
...Statistics released by the Welsh Assembly government on levels of tuberculosis (TB) in badgers show that Wales has a major disease epidemic on its hands, claims the Farmers' Union of Wales (FUW). The statistics suggest that around one in nine Welsh badgers is...
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 "South Wales Echo (Cardiff, Wales)")
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We are on the brink of a disaster.(Leader)
South Wales Echo (Cardiff, Wales);
March 11, 2002 ;
85 words
...HEAVEN help us if there's a disease epidemic lurking round the corner. Patient watchdogs are warning that South Wales hospitals are at bursting point - and that's without the...
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Origin of the 2001 Foot and Mouth Disease epidemic; Part 1 of 4 parts.
M2 Presswire;
June 20, 2002 ;
787 words
......June 2002-UK Government: Origin of the 2001 Foot and Mouth Disease epidemic; Part 1 of 4 parts (C)1994-2002 M2 COMMUNICATIONS LTD RDATE...paper as an attachment. ORIGIN OF THE UK FOOT AND MOUTH DISEASE EPIDEMIC IN 2001 Introduction 1. A full inquiry has been carried...
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Researchers predict worldwide Alzheimer's epidemic
The Scotsman;
June 11, 2007 ;
Michael Howie;
237 words
...THE world is facing an Alzheimer's disease "epidemic", with the number of cases set to quadruple by 2050, experts are warning. The number of people worldwide with the degenerative...
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 "The Evening Standard (London, England)")
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'I'm eating beef' says Bush as BSE crisis spreads in US.
The Evening Standard (London, England);
December 29, 2003 ;
123 words
...PRESIDENT George Bush today tried to calm America's fears of a mad cow disease epidemic by insisting he is still eating beef. A White House spokesman said the President had eaten beef in the last couple of days , as...
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Work to do in preventive cardiology.
Baylor University Medical Center Proceedings;
April 1, 2004 ;
Trejo, Jorge F. Safford, Robert E. Fletcher, Gerald F.;
787 words
...The cardiovascular disease epidemic has challenged the medical community since Anitschkow and...modify the course of the disease. Although the cardiovascular disease epidemic has declined steadily since the late 20th century (2), most...
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