• Poisons Information Centre -- 131126

• EPA Pesticides Unit -- (02) 99955799

• Pesticides Act 1999 No 80 -- See: http://www.legislation.nsw.gov.au/fullhtml/inforce/

act+80+1999+pt.1-nt.1+0+N

Note, especially:

 

Division 1 Willful or negligent misuse of pesticides

7 Injury to persons or damage to property resulting from pesticide use

(1)  A person is guilty of an offence if the person willfully or negligently uses a pesticide in a manner that:

(a)  injures or is likely to injure any other person, or

(b)  damages or is likely to damage any property of another person.

Maximum penalty:

•  $250,000 in the case of a corporation, or

•  $120,000 in the case of an individual.

• eco.com.au - Eco Real Estate Australia - eco friendly

properties, free directory listing, eco info --

http://www.eco.com.au/

• Australian Institute of Environmental Health --

http://www.aieh.org.au

• Australian Department of Health and Aged Care -- http://www.health.gov.au/

• Occupational Health & Safety Consultants --

http://www.ohs.com.au/

• State of Knowledge Report: Air Toxics and Indoor Air Quality in Australia -- http://www.ea.gov.au/atmosphere/airtoxics/sok/index.html

• http://www.environment.gov.au/

• New South Wales Consolidated Legislation -- http://www.austlii.edu.au/au/legis/nsw/consol_act/

• NSW Legislation -- http://www.legislation.nsw.gov.au/maintop/scanact/

inforce/NONE/0

 

CURRENT AFFAIRS TV PROGRAMS (who may find your poisoning issue

very interesting...)

 

60 Minutes

http://news.ninemsn.com.au/sixtyminutes/ or

http://sixtyminutes.ninemsn.com.au/sixtyminutes/
Their Email: 60minutesmailbag@nine.com.au
Address: PO Box 600, Willoughby NSW 2068
Fax: 1300 65 99 29.

A Current Affair (ACA): http://aca.ninemsn.com.au/
If you've got a story idea, send it to A Current Affair at aca@nine.com.au.

Today Tonight: http://www.seven.com.au/todaytonight
Channel Seven Brisbane Mailing address:
GPO Box 604
MOUNT COOT-THA QLD 4001
Switchboard:  (07) 3369 7777
General fax: (07) 3368 2970
If you've got a story for Today Tonight: http://seven.com.au/todaytonight/contact_suggest

Channel Seven Adelaide Mailing address:
45-49 Park Terrace
GILBERTON SA 5081
Switchboard: (08) 8342 7777
General fax: (08) 8342 7717
 

 

MEDICAL PRACTITIONERS, TOXICOLOGISTS, PHARMACOLOGISTS

(these people may be able to evaluate your health and generate a report

for legal proceedings)

 

See: http://poisoningandlegalaction.com.au.

 

 

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The World:

Note: Many of the links below have been extracted from the

Open Directory Project. 

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• Chemical Injury Information Network - Focuses on education,

credible research into multiple chemical sensitivities (MCS),

and the empowerment of the chemically injured.

• Chemical Injury Relief Foundation (CIRF) - CIRF explains MCS

through links to research, introduces readers to personal

environmental controls, and more.

• Chemical Injury Resource Association of Minnesota - Explains

MCS and environmental illness, with additional resources

• Multiple Chemical Sensitivities (MCS): What It Is, What It Is

Not, And How It Is Manifested. - An introduction to MCS by

Sheila Bastien, Ph.D.

• Multiple Chemical Sensitivity - Dennis Wallace tells of his

eleven year struggle with MCS.

• Multiple Chemical Sensitivity, Environmental Illness Water

Purification Systems - Especially for multiple chemical

sensitivity, environmental illness, and immune system

dysfunctions. Protection against toxic water contaminants,

without adding chemicals.

• Multiple Chemical Sensitivity Exchange - A place for those

with MCS to exchange books, ideas, houses, cars, and

almost everything else.

• Multiple Chemical Sensitivity Syndrome - Report from the

American Academy of Family Physicians.

• Multiple Chemical Sensitivity/Environmental Illness

Support - Support of first hand experiences, medical help,

resources, housing, spirituality and above all - a little humor!

 

• MCS Survivors - Resource site for MCS and EI. Includes

community discussion board for information from fellow

travelers (the above 10 listings are from the Open Directory

Project -- see below)

• Greenpeace International Homepage --

http://www.greenpeace.org/

• Contact Greenpeace --

http://www.greenpeace.org/contact/index-int

• Center for Health, Environment and Justice --

http://www.chej.org

• Environmental Working Group -- http://ewg.org/

• Environmental Directory -- http://www.environmental-expert.com/directory.htm

• Environmental Databases Directory --

http://www.environmental-expert.com/directory/databases.htm

• U.S. EPA Search Page --

http://www.epa.gov/epahome/search.html

• SEARCH ARCHIVES: Environmental Protection Online -- http://www.eponline.com/

• Oztoxics pollution management by the community -- http://www.oztoxics.org/

• Our Stolen Future: the official web page from the authors

Theo Colborn, Dianne Dumanoski & John Peterson Myers -- http://www.osf-facts.org/

• EnviroInfo: Environmental Information Sources -- http://www.deb.uminho.pt/fontes/enviroinfo/enviroinfo.htm

• Envirofacts Warehouse - Site Map -- http://www.epa.gov/enviro/html/sitemap.html

• NCAP Publications: Pesticide and Alternatives Factsheets -- http://www.pesticide.org/factsheets.html#alternatives

• Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) - IAQ Publications - The Inside

Story: A Guide to Indoor Air Quality -- http://www.epa.gov/iaq/pubs/insidest.html

• List of Occupational Medicine & Toxicology Resources -- http://www.pitt.edu/~martint/pages/omtoxres.htm

• National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health -

NIOSH - Home Page --

http://www.cdc.gov/niosh/homepage.html

 

People Poisoned?

Been Compromised by Life?

You Need to Change Something... Your INDEPENDENCE!

 

• TOXNET -- http://toxnet.nlm.nih.gov/

• Bifenthrin. List of Pesticide Products in the U.S. -- http://www.fluoridealert.org/pesticides/

• Bifenthrin.Products.in.USA.htm

• LINKS OF INTEREST IN TOXICOLOGY -- http://www.museum.state.il.us/isas/health/toxicol.html

• CHEMICAL INDUSTRY ARCHIVES -- http://www.chemicalindustryarchives.org/

• Toxics Use Reduction Institute -- http://www.turi.org/

• CHEMICALS -- http://www.nohsc.gov.au/chemicals/index.htm

• ChemFinder Searching -- http://www.chemfinder.com/

• MultiCHEM database -- http://mc2.cchem.berkeley.edu/

MultiCHEM/

• http://www.beyondpesticides.org/main.html -- Beyond

Pesticides began in 1981 as the National Coalition Against

the Misuse of Pesticides, a non-profit membership organization that was formed to serve as a national network committed to pesticide safety and the adoption of alternative pest management strategies which reduce or eliminate a dependency on toxic chemicals.

 

• PAN Pesticides Database -- Data on 6500 pesticides, insecticides and herbicides, including toxicity, water pollution, ecological toxicity, uses and regulatory status.

• http://www.pesticideinfo.org/ -- The PAN Pesticides Database

is your one-stop location for current toxicity and regulatory information for pesticides.

 

What Do You Do For Money If You've Been Poisoned and You

Can't Work a Regular Job?

 

• Pesticide Action Network North America (PANNA) --  Explore our extensive resources, find out about our organization and work, and join us in reducing the use of hazardous pesticides.

• Home Page of the UK's Pesticides Safety Directorate -- The

Pesticides Safety Directorate (PSD), an Executive Agency of the United Kingdom's Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs, administers the regulation of agricultural, horticultural, forestry, food storage and home garden pesticides.  The principal functions of PSD are to evaluate and process applications for approval of pesticide products for use in Great Britain and provide advice to Government on pesticides policy.

 

CHEMICAL THREAT TO CHILDREN For a short and to-the-point article (Chemical Threat to Children) listing the toxicological reasons why synthetic chemicals (especially pesticides and weedicides) are extremely dangerous to children's health, see: http://poisoningandlegalaction.com.au.

 

• NCAP - Northwest Coalition for Alternatives to Pesticides --

Protecting people and the environment by advancing healthy solutions to pest problems.  PO Box 1393, Eugene OR 97440-1393 USA.  Ph. 541-344-5044, Fax 541-344-6923, EMAIL: info@pesticide.org

 

• FDA/CFSAN Pesticides, Metals and Industrial Chemicals --

Pesticides, Metals, Chemical Contaminants &:; Natural Toxins.  Pesticides.  Guidance.  Guidance for Industry: http://vm.cfsan.fda.gov/~lrd/pestadd.html.

• MEDLINEplus: Pesticides -- Search MEDLINE for recent research articles on Pesticides. ... Latest News; Study Links Pesticides

• with Parkinson's Disease (11/13/2003, Reuters Health).

• Further links from the amazing Open Directory Project:

• Air Quality

• Asbestos

• Children's

• Drinking Water

• Electromagnetic Fields

• Endocrine Disruptors

• Food Safety

• Health Physics and Radiological Health

• Indoor Air Quality

• Multiple Chemical Sensitivity

• Non-Toxic Living

• Radon

• Toxic Substances

See also:

• Health: Conditions and Diseases: Allergies

• Health: Medicine: Medical Specialties: Pulmonary Medicine

• Health: Occupational Health and Safety

• Health: Public Health and Safety

• Regional: North America: United States: Government: Agencies: Independent: Environmental Protection Agency

• Science: Agriculture: Pests and Diseases

• Science: Biology: Ecology: Ecotoxicology

• Science: Biology: Microbiology: Environmental Microbiology

• Science: Environment: Hazardous Waste

• Science: Technology: Acoustics, Ultrasound and Vibration

• Science: Technology: Safety Engineering

• Society: Issues: Environment: Food and Drink

• Society: Issues: Environment: Health

Please note that the Open Directory License is located at:

http://dmoz.org/license.html.

 

The following links were taken from http://www.nsc.org/ehc/links/chemlink.htm.

Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry: ToxFAQs — http://atsdr1.atsdr.cdc.gov:8080/toxfaq.html — Site contains a series of summaries

about hazardous substances being developed by the ATSDR Division of Toxicology.

Information for this series is excerpted from the ATSDR toxicological profiles and

Public health statements. Fact sheets are provided on exposure to hazardous

substances found around hazardous waste sites and the effects of exposure on

human health.

American Chemical Society: Chemical Abstracts Service — http://info.cas.org/ —

Site contains databases of chemical information including about 14 million document

records and more than 18 million substance records. It also contains databases of

chemical reactions, commercially available chemicals, and listed regulated chemicals.

Chemical Manufacturers Association: CHEMTREC — http://www.cmahq.com/ —

Site contains information on CHEMTREC®, the Chemical Transportation Emergency

Center, source for hazardous materials/dangerous goods information and

communication for shippers, carriers, and emergency responders.

Chemical Manufacturers Association: Issue Advocacy — http://www.cmahq.com/cmawebsite.nsf/pages/issueadvocacy — Site contains fact

sheets on community right-to-know; endocrine disruption; global climate change; the

Hazardous Materials Transportation Act; the Resource Conservation and Recovery Act;

risk assessment, prioritization, and management; Superfund; and use reduction/use

reporting proposals.

Cornell University: Material Safety Data Sheet — http://msds.pdc.cornell.edu/issearch/msdssrch.htm — Site contains 325,000 Material

Safety Data Sheets in a searchable database.

Coalition for Environmentally Responsible Economies — http://www.ceres.org —

Site gives information on standardized corporate environmental reporting and

specific information on its members’ efforts to comply.

Department of State: Chemicals and Hazardous Waste — http://www.state.gov/www/global/oes/envir.html — Site contains fact sheets on

Basel Convention on Transboundary Movements of Hazardous Wastes, Hazardous

Chemicals and Pesticides in International Trade, International Harmonization of

Chemical Classification and Labeling Systems, United States Participation in

Multilateral Negotiations to Control Persistent Organic Pollutants, and Global

Agreement on Prior Informed Consent for Especially Dangerous Chemicals.

Department of Transportation: Office of Hazardous Materials Safety — http://hazmat.dot.gov/hazhome.htm — Site contains information on risk

management, emergency response, hazardous materials transportation, incident

reporting requirments, and enforcement.

 

 

POISONED PEOPLE?  NEED A LIFESTYLE & INCOME BOOST?

See: see: http://poisoningandlegalaction.com.au.

 

 

Environmental Defense Fund: Library — http://www.edf.org/pubs/Reports/ —

Site contains various reports on hazardous chemicals.

Environmental Defense Fund: Chemical Scorecard — http://www.scorecard.org/

— Site contains a database that allows you to type in your zip code and find out

what pollutants are being released into your community.

Environmental Health Center: Chemical Backgrounders — http://www.crossroads.nsc.org/chemicals.cfm — These backgrounders provide

descriptions, chemical properties, health effects, economics, and regulations

on various hazardous chemicals.

Environmental Protection Agency: Chemicals in the Environment: OPPT

Chemical Fact Sheets — http://www.epa.gov/chemfact/ — Site provides

information on national strategies for toxic substance control and promotes

pollution prevention and the public’s right to know about chemical risks.

Environmental Protection Agency: Sector Facility Indexing Project — http://www.epa.gov/oeca/sfi — Site provides information from a number of

data systems to produce facility-level profiles for five industry sectors (petroleum

refining, iron and steel production, primary nonferrous metal refining and

smelting, pulp manufacturing, and automobile assembly) and the information

that relates to compliance and inspection history, chemical releases and spills,

demographics of the surrounding population and production.

Greenpeace: Toxics Page — http://www.greenpeace.org/ctox.html — Site gives

information on hazardous chemicals found in polyvinyl chloride baby toys, chlorine

industry, and health effects of various chemicals.

Inform — http://www.informinc.org/INFORM.html — Site contains information on

the value of tracking and accounting for toxic chemicals and lists related publications.

League of Conservation Voters — http://www.lcv.org — Site contains the

environmental scorecard for all members of Congress in the action against toxic

pollutions and other environmental concerns.

Mothers and Others for a Livable Planet — http://www.mothers.org/mothers —

Site contains information on pesticides in schools, the chemicals used in dentistry,

and other toxic chemicals.

National Coalition Against Misuse of Pesticides — http://www.ncamp.org/ — Site

includes a page with links to manufacturers of pesticides, links to state and local

health agencies, attorneys, and laboratories. It also contains information on how

to avoid being exposed to pesticides.

National Environmental Trust: Hormone Disrupters — http://www.envirotrust.com/

— Site includes extensive information on hormone disrupters and its potential effects

on humans. The site also includes information on right-to-know and efforts to expand

it.

Northwest Coalition for Alternatives to Pesticides — http://www.efn.org/~ncap/ —

The site provides information on various programs including Inert Ingredients

Disclosure Campaign, Pesticide Use Reporting Program, School Pesticide Use

Reduction Program, and Sustainable Agriculture Program.

Pacific Northwest Pollution Prevention Resource Center — http://www.pprc.org/pprc/pubs/topics/pbt.html — Pacific Northwest Pollution

Prevention Resource Center is a nonprofit organization founded in 1991. It works to

promote environmental protection through pollution prevention by preventing waste at

the source, through methods such as product design, process changes, improved work

practices, alternative materials, and efficient use of energy, water and other resource

inputs

Pesticide Action Network — http://www.panna.org/panna/ — Site offers information

on pesticides and alternatives to pesticides.

PAN Pesticide Database — http://www.pesticideinfo.orgThe PAN Pesticide Database

is a comprehensive online collection of pesticide data, providing detailed information

(at no cost to the user) for about 5,400 pesticide active ingredients, breakdown

products, and related chemicals. The database also contains information on more

than 100,000 formulated pesticide products (current and historic registrations) from

the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). Where available, the database

provides information on toxicity, regulatory status, aquatic ecotoxicity, and general

identification information, including an extensive list of synonyms. Comprehensive documentation defines terms used and cites the sources of the information, along

with its currency, accuracy, and comprehensiveness.

 

 

Sierra Club: Toxics — http://www.sierraclub.org/toxics/ — Site contains information

and fact sheets on hazardous substances, Superfund, brownfields, environmental

justice, incinerators, and community health.

Tulane and Xavier Universities: Environmental Concepts Made Easy — http://www.tmc.tulane.edu/ECME/eehome/ — Site provides information on

environmental estrogens, other environmental hormones, and lead poisoning’s

health threats.

University of Colorado: Natural Hazard Center —

http://www.Colorado.EDU/hazards/ — Site is a national and international

clearinghouse for information on natural hazards and human adjustments to hazards

and disasters.

Vinyl Institute — http://www.vinylinfo.org/ — Site contains information on vinyl

production processes and recycling.

Washington Toxics Coalition — http://www.accessone.com/~watoxics/ — Site

includes information on toxic waste in fertilizers, toxics in the home, industry, and

agriculture, pesticides in schools and communities, and endocrine disruption.

 

 

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Essential Reading / viewing

 

http://www.nettally.com/prusty/mcs.htm

Features:

What is MCS

Permanent damage to certain brain cells by toxic chemicals can cause MCS.

What is Emf Sensitivity

Many people with MCS also develop electromagnetic field (emf) sensitivity due to permanent

biological (cell) damage to central nervous system (cns) by toxic chemicals.

A wealth of information at this website!!

My personal comment to this issue:  I have this sensitivity.  I cannot walk next to a power station/box.  I have to pass it at a distance of at least 4 metres, otherwise I feel a tremendous wave of sickly nausea rip through my body.  As well, I cannot get near to televisions, computers, or any source of an emf.

 

http://www.drrapp.com

Features:

Dr. Rapp is a board-certified environmental medical specialist and pediatric allergist.

She was a clinical assistant professor of pediatrics at the State University of New York at

Buffalo. Dr. Rapp is the founder of the Practical Allergy Foundation in Buffalo and is a past

President of the American Academy of Environmental Medicine. She is also the author

of "Is This Your Child's World?” a book to help identify substances which cause illness and

behavioral changes in children and adults, and for providing treatment ideas.

 

http://www.chem-tox.com

Features:

Research on health disorders resulting from petroleum-based chemicals used in consumer

products and job environments are available from the links below.  Petroleum based chemicals

are being found to cause significant attritional effects to the nervous system and immune

system after prolonged exposure. Illnesses identified in the medical research include adult

and child cancers, numerous neurological disorders, immune system weakening, autoimmune

disorders, asthma, allergies, infertility, miscarriage, and child behavior disorders including

learning disabilities, mental retardation, hyperactivity and ADD (attention deficit disorders).

My personal comment to this issue:  I recall reading years ago that even petroleum jelly was considered to be carcinogenic because it was a petroleum product.  I won't even have that stuff in my house.  If I see people poisoned by petrol vapors, and people poisoned by the xylenes used in paints and adhesives, then I'm surely going to put 2 + 2 together and, using the Precautionary Principle, avoid as many products as I am aware that contain petroleum-based substances.  A wide birth given to this group, however, also means a wide birth offered to most of society!

 

http://www.ourlittleplace.com

Features:

Contains Jacki's story - from "Chronic Fatigue Syndrome" diagnosis to MCS diagnosis and

improvement at last! Also contains general MCS/EI information, guidelines for non-toxic living,

the health risks of air fresheners (poisoners!), fabric softeners, and perfumes, information on

detox baths, a resource page, and links to related sites.

 

http://ciin.org

Features:

The Chemical Injury Information Network (CIIN) is a support and advocacy organization

dealing with Multiple Chemical Sensitivities (MCS). It is run by the chemically injured for the

benefit of the chemically injured, and focuses primarily on education, credible research into

MCS, and the empowerment of the chemically injured.

http://www.rmeha.org

Features:

The www.rmeha.org Web site, provided by the Rocky Mountain Environmental Health Association,

is an excellent starting point for information and resources about Environmental Illness (EI),

Multiple Chemical Sensitivity (MCS), Environmental Medicine, Sick Building Syndrome (SBS), Gulf

War Syndrome (GWS), and other related environmentally aggravated health conditions.

My personal comment to this issue:  Poisoned people are now the norm, unfortunately -- the major category of human life.  This is the world and chemical soup we all swim in 24/7.

 

http://thebestcontrol.com

Features:

Stephen L. Tvedten is the President of Get Set, Inc., which is one of the few integrated pest

management (IPM) company that exclusively uses non-toxic products.

 

Mr. Tvedten holds several state certifications in pest management, and has over 35 years of

experience to back him up. Prior to becoming the president of Get Set, Inc., he presided over

Stroz Services, Inc., which started out as a "typical" pest control company.  When he realized

the great harm "registered" pesticide POISONS had done to him and his family, he worked

tirelessly to ban Chlordane.  Steve now is the President of PEST (Prevent Environmental Suicide

Today), which is an environmental group. Steve also heads of the Institute of Pest Management,

which has notable toxicologists, doctors, lawyers and professional people on its Board of Directors.

 

Mr. Tvedten is the author of several books including The Bug Stops Here, The Best Control and

the Best Control II and has developed (self-help) Professionally Guided Pest Control programs to

safely and permanently control and/or eliminate pests: roaches, fleas, all wood destroying

organisms (decay fungi and insects), rodent and miscellaneous pests.

 

Mr. Tvedten is the following: a certified home, asbestos and environmental inspector; a guest

lecturer and public speaker for many environmental groups; an IPM consultant to several

government and countries; and has been consulted as expert by attorneys at and prior to trial.

 

Free book on nontoxic pest control

The Bug Stops Here

http://www.satori-5.co.uk

Features:

Satori-5 Webmaster Gordon D. McHendry: UK Coordinator for the Global Campaign for

Recognition of Multiple Chemical Sensitivity
www.msc-global.org

ME/CFS, MCS/TILT, HRS?

Find out right here in Satori-5's "From Personal Experience" pages what life is REALLY

like for sufferers of these devastating illnesses.  Not in a far off 3rd world country - but

right HERE in the UK today

Myalgic Encephalomyelitis ( ME )
Chronic Fatigue Syndrome ( CFS )
Multiple Chemical Sensitivity ( MCS )
Toxicant Induced Loss of Tolerance ( TILT )
Environmental Illness ( EI )
Chemical Injury ( CI )
Toxic Injury ( TI )
Hazardous Radiations Sickness ( HRS )
Electromagnetic Hyper-Sensitivity ( EHS )
Geopathic Stress ( GS )
Gulf War Syndrome ( GWS )
Lymes Disease ( LD )
Fibromyalgia ( FM )

Be prepared to be shocked!

 

http://www.princesstigerlily.com/mcs/mcs_by_area.html

Features:

MCS Web-Based Resources

MCS Groups by Geographic Area

 

 

http://www.herc.org

Features:

If you suffer from chronic headaches, migraines, asthma, allergies, chronic sinus stuffiness,

joint pain, chronic fatigue, or any of a number of other vague symptoms and your doctor can

not find a medical cause, your environment may be the culprit.  Homes, schools, workplaces,

and shopping centers -- virtually any indoor environment -- can all harbor chemical and

biological pollutants that can lead to chronic health complaints.  Understanding your

environment and the factors that can lead to symptoms can be your first step toward living

a healthier life.

 

 

This website is intended for anybody who suffers from chronic health problems, as well as

anybody interested in protecting their health or the health of their children and family members.

Information within these pages includes articles and reports, steps to create a less toxic

environment for you and your family, personal and professional resources for information, and

personal experiences.  Information is updated regularly, so check back often.

 

My personal comment to this issue:  Recall that many, many symptoms can actually be poisoning symptoms masquerading as gastric and 'flu episodes.  Be vigilant.  Analyze your environment (workplace, home and everywhere inbetween) and make the changes that ensure you and yours do not become but a few of the millions of compromised poisoned people losing out on their birthright and futures!!

 

www.peoplepoisoned.net/

Features:

Greenpeace together with the Sawmill Workers Against Poisons (SWAP), Vietnam Veterans of

Aotearoa, Paritutu Dioxin Investigation Action Group and Te Waka Kai Ora (Maori organics group)

have organised the Hohou te Rongo - People Poisoned Daily '05 Speaking Tour.

The tour's focus will be on dioxin poisoning. Urgent action is needed to stop the dumping of lethal

toxic waste which is produced daily by industries throughout the country. Dioxins are banned by

international laws, but industries are still pumping them into our air, water and soil.

 

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http://newsfromrussia.com/accidents/2003/04/19/46114.html

Features:

A new case of Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome was registered in the Indian capital on

Saturday.

According to the United News of India (UNI) agency, doctors at one of the capital's hospitals

confirmed the diagnosis of the viral infection made for a 42-year-old New Zealand resident

admitted three days ago for suspicion of SARS. The patient arrived in New Delhi from Bangkok.

He was immediately taken to hospital with the dangerous disease symptoms.

My personal comment to this issue:  Oh, Oh!!

 

http://health.howstuffworks.com/nicotine7.htm

Features:

Anti-smoking advocates highlight the long-term health effects, like cancer and emphysema, that

result from a lifetime of smoking or chewing tobacco -- but these maladies are the result of

chemicals in cigarettes other than nicotine. Unfortunately, the fact that nicotine alone is an

extremely toxic poison often goes unmentioned. Not many people realize that nicotine is also

sold commercially in the form of a pesticide! And every year, many children go to the emergency

room after eating cigarettes or cigarette butts. Sixty milligrams of nicotine (about the amount in

three or four cigarettes if all of the nicotine were absorbed) will kill an adult, but consuming only

one cigarette's worth of nicotine is enough to make a toddler severely ill!

My personal comment to this issue:  PLEASE TELL YOUR KIDS

THIS!!