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This means war, sir!
www.allaboutfeed.net | Mar 19, 2012
a cancer cluster for humans, a death trap for livestock and fish, and seen the adjacent drainage lake chain become a vastly diminished aquatic system, has become a territorial battleground for the parties involved.  And to be perfectly honest, you’d be excused for believing that some of the people...
http://www.allaboutfeed.net/Home/General/2012/3/This-means-war-sir-AAF012951W/

Antibiotics lead us into death
www.allaboutfeed.net | Jan 4, 2012
of antibiotics in animal husbandry these bacteria have become resistant to most antibiotics used in hospitals. Healthy people won't die of these killer bugs, but to people with a strongly reduced general resistance, such as cancer patients, they can be lethal. MRSA (Methicilline resistant Staphylocossus aureus...
http://www.allaboutfeed.net/Nutrition/Diet-Formulation/2012/1/Antibiotics-lead-us-into-death-AAF012624W/

The US & overconsumption: a European view
www.pigprogress.net | Mar 2, 2010
consistently linked to increased risk of cancer, heart disease, obesity, diabetes and osteoporosis." On behalf of the Pork Checkoff, dietitian Adria Sheil-Brown replied. She wrote: “Consumption survey analysis shows that despite an average amount of meat and meat equivalents of 5.3 ounces per day by Americans...
http://www.pigprogress.net/Home/General/2010/3/The-US--overconsumption-a-European-view-PP003989W/

Aan de hoofdredacteur van de Volkskrant
www.elsevier.nl | Dec 9, 2009
-based scientist working in the fields of Climate and Cancer Research. He also explores for oil in north WA.Geoff L. Austin, PhD, FNZIP, FRSNZ, Professor, Dept. of Physics, University of Auckland, New ZealandR.M. Carter, PhD, Professor, Marine Geophysical Laboratory, James Cook University, Townsville...
http://www.elsevier.nl/Algemeen/blogs/2009/12/Aan-de-hoofdredacteur-van-de-Volkskrant-ELSEVIER252848W/

Bananas on pig menus in China
www.pigprogress.net | Jun 21, 2007
to 800 deaths a couple of years ago. The Chinese ministry of agriculture immediately denied this. Another rumour was that bananas from Hainan would increase the risk on cancer. At that moment, the banana growers were fighting a fungus called Panama disease. For the latest pig news, subscribe here...
http://www.pigprogress.net/Home/General/2007/6/Bananas-on-pig-menus-in-China-PP002154W/