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• BRITAIN SUBJECT TO EU ARREST WARRANT: The New European Arrest warrant came into force yesterday, allowing British citizens to be extradited under a fast track process even if their actions do not constitute an offence in Britain.
• EUROPE PLAN TO OUTLAW 'MADE IN BRITAIN' LABEL: The decades old "Made in Britain" label may be banned on products ranging from stilton cheese to Scottish cashmere, and even Morgan cars, under plans being explored by the European Commission.
• LAID TO WASTE: Under new EU laws the disposal of anything they classify as 'hazardous waste' will become a serious problem for Britain in the near future. "The fridge mountain will pale into insignificance by comparison with what will happen when this directive bites."

The health news for this issue...

• UP FRONT AND PERSONAL: This month's interview with CTM founder, Phillip Day.
• TAKING YOUR MEDICINE: Many of us with chronic health problems rely on advocacy groups and peak medical bodies for independent advice and support. But just how independent is that advice and are we being given the full picture?
  
• UNDER-ARM SPRAYS LINK TO TUMOURS: Scientists have discovered the strongest link yet between anti-perspirants and Britain's soaring rate of breast cancer.

 

• FARMED SALMON IN CANCER ALERT: Farmed Atlantic salmon from Scotland contains the highest levels of cancer-causing chemicals in the world, a new survey has found.
• CINNAMON AND CHOLESTEROL: This spice has been found to reduce blood sugar levels and cholesterol by up to 20 per cent, according to new research at the American Department of Agriculture.
• ACTUAL COST OF MAKING PRESCRIPTION DRUGS: An eye-opening look at the real manufacturing cost of many popular prescription drugs and the resulting profit margins.
• MOBILE HEALTH ALERT: Parents will today be told to curb the amount of call time their children spend on mobile phones. The warning comes on the back of Government research into the health impact of the devices.
• VITAMIN D HALVES RISK OF MS: Women who take vitamin D as a food supplement have their risk of developing multiple sclerosis cut by nearly half compared with women who take no supplements, researchers said yesterday.
• VULTURES OVER EUROPE: Many nations are told by their governments that one in four citizens will have a mental illness at some stage. But is this true? In a four-part series based on Phillip Day's award-winning book, The Mind Game, CTM examines the background to perhaps one of the biggest con-tricks of the last two centuries - Psychiatry.


• MAILBAG: Letters from our readers about these and other subjects.
• UK FLUORIDATION: In November, Parliament gave power to strategic health authorities (SHAs) to order water companies to add fluoridation chemicals to the public drinking water supplies after public consultations.
• OHIO COLLEAGUES NEED MORE HELP: Vote NO immediately: Help an Ohio colleague fight fluoridation.