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  • Journalist Files Charges against WHO and UN for Bioterrorism and Intent to Commit Mass Murder

    06/28/2009 7:06:56 PM PDT · by Scythian · 50 replies · 1,555+ views
    (NaturalNews) As the anticipated July release date for Baxter's A/H1N1 flu pandemic vaccine approaches, an Austrian investigative journalist is warning the world that the greatest crime in the history of humanity is underway. Jane Burgermeister has recently filed criminal charges with the FBI against the World Health Organization (WHO), the United Nations (UN), and several of the highest ranking government and corporate officials concerning bioterrorism and attempts to commit mass murder. She has also prepared an injunction against forced vaccination which is being filed in America. These actions follow her charges filed in April against Baxter AG and Avir Green...
  • Animal rights extremists target Novartis

    08/05/2009 11:34:11 AM PDT · by markomalley · 9 replies · 480+ views
    Swissinfo ^ | 8/4/2009
    The holiday home of Novartis chairman and CEO Daniel Vasella has been badly damaged by fire, a week after his mother's grave was desecrated by animal rights militants. Although police do not know who or what caused the fire early on Monday morning in the Tyrol, there is speculation that it is the work of the same group that took the urn of Vasella's mother on July 27. Her gravestone was defiled with a message saying the Basel pharmaceutical company must sever its ties with Britain's Huntingdon Life Sciences (HLS), the largest contract animal-testing company in Europe. The recent attacks...
  • Novartis: (Animal rights) Activists steal ashes of CEO's mom (set fire to Austrian hunting lodge)

    08/04/2009 9:53:14 AM PDT · by NormsRevenge · 4 replies · 411+ views
    AP on Yahoo ^ | 8/4/09 | Thomas Brunner - ap
    BERN, Switzerland – Drug maker Novartis AG said Tuesday that animal rights activists have stolen the ashes of its CEO's mother and set fire to his Austrian hunting lodge. Swiss authorities, however, said they didn't know who was behind the attacks. In the latest incident, CEO Daniel Vasella's Tyrollean lodge in Bach, Austria, was badly burned early Monday morning. "It was arson with a professional fire accelerator," Novartis spokeswoman Isabel Guerra said in Basel.
  • New swine flu vaccine made by ethical means, pro-life group affirms

    06/17/2009 5:52:01 AM PDT · by NYer · 8 replies · 651+ views
    cna ^ | June 17, 2009
    Murfreesboro, Tenn., Jun 17, 2009 / 12:25 am (CNA).- As the pharmacuetical companies race to produce a vaccine for the swine flu, a Catholic pro-life group has announced that the newly developed vaccine is being made using ethical cell lines. On Friday the Swiss pharmaceutical giant Novartis announced it had created an experimental vaccine through a canine kidney cell-based technology that seems to be faster than the standard method, which relies on chicken eggs. Over 30 countries have reportedly requested supply of the vaccine. The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services placed a $289 million order with Novartis...
  • Judge Says Women Can Sue Novartis For Pro-Abortion Pregnancy Discrimination

    08/03/2007 12:30:24 AM PDT · by monomaniac · 426+ views
    LifeNews.com ^ | August 2, 2007 | Steven Ertelt
    Washington, DC (LifeNews.com) -- A federal judge has ruled that female employees of Novartis Pharmaceuticals can move ahead with a pregnancy discrimination lawsuit they filed. The employees contend the company discriminated against them for being pregnant and suggested that they should have abortions. U.S. District Court Judge Gerard Lynch ruled 19 current and former employees can move ahead with their class action lawsuit against the pharmaceutical company. Lynch's ruling means their attorneys can represent up to 5,000 current and former employees since 2002, according to a New York Times report. Judge Lynch had previously rejected a lawsuit against Novartis Pharmaceuticals'...
  • Sales halted for constipation drug

    03/30/2007 6:54:17 PM PDT · by neverdem · 30 replies · 426+ views
    Seattle Post-Intelligencer ^ | March 30, 2007 | NA
    ASSOCIATED PRESS WASHINGTON -- Swiss pharmaceutical maker Novartis AG will stop selling a drug to relieve constipation after it was linked to a higher chance of heart attack, stroke and worsening chest pain that can become a heart attack, federal health officials said Friday. Novartis agreed to withdraw Zelnorm at the FDA's request, the agency said in a public health advisory. Zelnorm, also called tegaserod maleate, is a prescription medication approved for short-term treatment of women with irritable bowel syndrome with constipation and for patients younger than 65 with chronic constipation, the FDA said. Doctors who prescribe Zelnorm should work...
  • Cold medicine makers getting creative

    10/07/2005 10:46:59 PM PDT · by neverdem · 16 replies · 916+ views
    The Seattle Times ^ | October 7, 2005 | CARLA K. JOHNSON
    Associated Press CHICAGO — Pocket-size throat sprays. Thin strips that melt in your mouth. Freezer pops. Like Mary Poppins with her spoonful of sugar, the makers of cold remedies are offering creative ways to help the medicine go down. The active ingredients aren't new, but the method for taking the medicine is. Growth in the over-the-counter cough and cold category is driven by new products, so tinkering with how people swallow the same old decongestants, cough suppressants and antihistamines is one way to appeal to shoppers. And for cold sufferers, a new twist on an old product offers a psychological...
  • WSJ: Death by Environmentalist (DDT, and the silent spring of human beings dead of malaria)

    12/29/2004 6:14:52 AM PST · by OESY · 10 replies · 1,653+ views
    Wall Street Journal ^ | December 29, 2004 | Editorial
    Aid workers tending to the ravaged islands and coastlines of southern Asia say a big concern is an outbreak of malaria and other waterborne diseases.... Which reminds us of a just-out World Health Organization report anticipating a shortage in a key antimalarial drug.... This news about treatments wouldn't be so devastating but for the fact that the international groups in charge still can't get malaria prevention under control. And that's the real tragedy. A blight that has been all but eliminated in the West, malaria still claims between one million and two million lives every year in the underdeveloped world....