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Breast Enhancement Fears

  • January 10th, 2012
  • Posted by EUEditor

breast-implants-vastmedia.jpgChange is in the offing, in the breast enhancement field, with action by the French government over the PIP company products, and with new control measures coming under consideration in Brussels. … Read More »

Disagreements Over E.coli Compensation

  • June 9th, 2011
  • Posted by EUEditor

vegs-ibspronet.jpgSquabbling over compensation for farmers has accompanied flailing efforts to trace down the source of Europe’s E. coli attack, with attention focused on the area around Hamburg. … Read More »

E. Coli Plagues Europe

  • June 3rd, 2011
  • Posted by EUEditor

ecoli-u-calif.jpegThe E. coli outbreak focused around Northern Germany has caused 17 deaths to date in Germany and one in  Sweden, with 2000 people ill in several countries, many seriously. … Read More »

Mobile Phones Might Indeed Cause Brain Tumors … WHO

  • June 2nd, 2011
  • Posted by EUEditor

mobiles-eu.jpgIf you are on the phone for half an hour a day, it is possible that in ten years it will cause you to have cancer of the acoustic nerve or brain. … Read More »

New Moves For Cancer Control

  • May 29th, 2011
  • Posted by EUEditor

no-smoking-sign.jpgStepped-up initiatives against tobacco, for cancer prevention, have been flagged in Brussels, as in Australia, legislation is shortly going to parliament for a tightening of market controls on cigarettes. … Read More »

Smoking: Letting Go Can Be So Hard

  • January 20th, 2011
  • Posted by Lee Duffield

gauloises-resize.jpgRebellious responses by cafe goers in Greece or Spain in recent weeks, to strictures against smoking in public places, are just newer  installations in a battle of the last two decades … … Read More »

Human Development: Better - With Blindspots …

  • November 5th, 2010
  • Posted by EUEditor

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The lucky countries Norway and Australia have headed the rankings in this year’s United Nations quality of life measure – the 20th anniversary Human Development index.

Designed to show “real wealth” the measure puts together variables of wellbeing, taking in incomes, health or education, reaching to employment and life expectancy. … Read More »

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