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Re: 250 Dollar Per Hour Nurse

ironjust...@aol.com (ironjustice@aol.com) — Mon, 05 Jan 2009 23:11:42 UT

squanders millions on agency staff - with some nurses earning up to
£128 an HOUR <<
"To prevent opportunistic, hospital-acquired disease, taking care of
teeth and gums while hospitalized might be especially important."
"Bacteria from patient's dental plaque causes ventilator-associated
pneumonia"
Samples of plaque from teeth and of secretions from the trachea were

Arrogant and Abusive Doctors Pose Safety Risks to PatientsFrom New York Times--December 2, 2008

bluerhy...@aol.com (Raymond) — Sun, 04 Jan 2009 07:52:47 UT

Arrogant and Abusive Doctors Pose Safety Risks to Patients
Bad behavior can endanger patients’ lives. Disruptive and abusive
behaviors create communication barriers that can interfere with
diagnosis in addition to causing medical errors.
Nurses and patients often bear the direct brunt of the abuse on a

250 Dollar Per Hour Nurse

teamtan...@hotmail.com (ironjustice) — Sat, 03 Jan 2009 18:44:28 UT

NHS squanders millions on agency staff - with some nurses earning up
to £128 an HOUR
By Jenny Hope
Last updated at 1:19 AM on 03rd January 2009
The NHS spent about £800million on agency staff in 2006-07
Millions of pounds of health service funds are being wasted employing
agency nurses on up to £128 an hour.

US Court Rules In Favour Of Family In MMR Vaccine Case Ben Zeller Jr

j...@nospam.com (JOHN) — Fri, 02 Jan 2009 20:16:36 UT

US Court Rules In Favour Of Family In MMR Vaccine Case Ben Zeller Jr
[link]
The US Court ruled [July 2008] in favour of this little boy Benjamin Zeller
that as a result of the MMR vaccination received on 17 November 2004,
Benjamin, suffered persistent, intractable seizures, encephalopathy, and

Re: From the Roman to the Wakefield Inquisition

m...@xyz.xxx (Mike) — Fri, 02 Jan 2009 04:50:27 UT

And the rest of his life under house arrest (after being sentenced to
life in prison and having this sentence commuted). Had he not formally
repented (in writing) his sentence probably would stay intact.

Re: From the Roman to the Wakefield Inquisition

jdrew1...@sbcglobal.net (Jan Drew) — Thu, 01 Jan 2009 23:50:26 UT

"Mark Probert" <mark.prob...@gmail.com> wrote
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Re: From the Roman to the Wakefield Inquisition

mark.prob...@gmail.com (Mark Probert) — Thu, 01 Jan 2009 01:00:15 UT

Let's compare Galileo and Wakefield...
Galileo:
Galileo had the overwhelming support of the scientific community in
Europe as well as the protection of princes and cardinals. (He spent
much of his time during and after his trial as the guest of an
archbishop, living in his palace) His only misfortune was that, for

From the Roman to the Wakefield Inquisition

j...@nospam.com (JOHN) — Wed, 31 Dis 2008 23:30:14 UT

Age of Autism Awards 2008 Galileo Award: Dr. Andrew Wakefield
[link]
From the Roman to the Wakefield Inquisition
By Mark Blaxill
As the year draws to a close, all of us at the Age of Autism are very
pleased to honor Dr. Andrew Wakefield. As we've reported here many times

Re: How a Beverly Hills doctor powered his SUV using his patients' spare tires.

awthraw...@gmail.com — Wed, 31 Dis 2008 04:51:57 UT

That dismal black mark on humanity makes the rest of our disagreements
seem trivial.

MUST READ FOR THOSE WHO LIKE TO BREATHE; What's Going On In The Air? Yes, We Are Being Sprayed.

b...@mundo.com (Ilena Rose) — Mon, 29 Dis 2008 18:06:06 UT

Important only for those who like to breathe from Health Lover, Ilena
Rosenthal:
[link]
[link]

What's Going On In The Air? Yes, We Are Being Sprayed.
by carole pellatt
CONNECTIONS
After I returned from Italy at the end of July, I began photographing

Re: How a Beverly Hills doctor powered his SUV using his patients' spare tires.

mark.prob...@gmail.com (Mark Probert) — Mon, 29 Dis 2008 14:21:14 UT

There is a special place in Hell for the deniers.

Re: How a Beverly Hills doctor powered his SUV using his patients' spare tires.

marcia1234...@gmail.com (marcia) — Mon, 29 Dis 2008 04:53:26 UT

That's horrible. A friend of ours filmed some interviews for the Shoah
Project. Imo, it's important to keep a living record, as much as is
possible, since people are wont to forget history or deny it.

Re: How a Beverly Hills doctor powered his SUV using his patients' spare tires.

mark.prob...@gmail.com (Mark Probert) — Mon, 29 Dis 2008 03:43:26 UT

I did 25 interviews, and then could not deal with any more. One of the
people I interviewed survived, went to Israel, and fought for
Independence. He helped the Israelis enter Jerusalem after he captured
an arab tank. His name is on a memorial on the road to Jerusalem.
A few years after I interviewed him, I investigated the workers'

Re: How a Beverly Hills doctor powered his SUV using his patients' spare tires.

awthraw...@gmail.com — Mon, 29 Dis 2008 02:41:44 UT

That has to be a remarkable, experience, Mark. To talk to someone who
was actually in one of those camps...
It's just beyond human comprehension how that level of assembly line
brutality took place. But then there is the doctor siphoning his
patients and we get a glimpse. Still, the doctor doesn't get far

Re: How a Beverly Hills doctor powered his SUV using his patients' spare tires.

mark.prob...@gmail.com (Mark Probert) — Mon, 29 Dis 2008 01:49:07 UT

This story is getting a lot of mileage.