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• OUTRAGE OVER NEW EURO TAX: Brussels bureaucrats have drawn up controversial plans to force Britons to pay a "Euro Tax", it emerged last night. The unprecedented move was discussed by European finance ministers as a desperate way of raising cash for the high-spending EU.
  
• EU WHISTLEBLOWER FIRED: The outgoing European Commission sacked its most tenacious whistleblower yesterday in a final settling of scores, prompting furious protests from Euro-MPs.
• MEPs CALL FOR CO-ORDINATED REFERENDA ON EU CONSTITUTION: MEPs have called on member states to hold their referenda on the European Constitution within the same week next year in a bid to reduce the chances of a no vote.
• VOTE NO TO THE CONSTITUTION: Simon Wolfson discusses a few of the reasons to vote against the EU constitution in its present form.
  

... AND THE ROUND-UP OF HEALTH NEWS FOR THIS MONTH

• HIV NEGATIVE - "NOBLE DOCTORS TRY NEW DRUGS ON AIDS ORPHANS": Liam Scheff investigates a place called Incarnation's Children Center and reveals the ghastly reality is very different from that portrayed by such 'noble'-sounding headlines.

• ARTHRITIS: Phillip Day discusses this all-too-common condition and what can be done to treat it in an excerpt from his book 'The ABCs of Disease'.
• CHASE WILD GEESE AND YOU MAY FIND UNUSUAL CURES: When the doctors have done their best and failed it is only natural to wonder whether or not they have overlooked some obscure remedy, which, if tracked down, would make all the difference.
  
• EXPOSING VIOLATIONS IN THE MENTAL HEALTH SYSTEM: In this article, Eve Hillary comments on the frightening turn the Australia's Mental Health State is taking, and what every Australian should do to stop it.
  
• HISTORY OF THE IMPLANTABLE MICROCHIP: Clearly technology is moving further and further towards an ability to track everything from motorised inventory to livestock, and finally humans.
  
• UNDER-THE-SKIN ID CHIPS MOVE TOWARDS US HOSPITALS: VeriChip, the company that makes radio frequency identification--RFID--tags for humans, has moved one step closer to getting its technology into hospitals. The Federal Drug Administration issued a ruling Tuesday that essentially begins a final review process that will determine whether hospitals can use RFID systems.
• SLEEP DEBT AFFECTS FEMALE FERTILITY: Seventy percent of Americans suffer from a sleep disorder, most of which remain undiagnosed and untreated. Sleep is not only essential to one's quality of life and overall health, but it also plays an important role on one's fertility.
  
• AN IMPORTANT MESSAGE ABOUT 'LISA': This message is in regard to the child previously referred to as "Lisa Eastley" who was forced by Docs to have chemotherapy against her will, in an ordeal that started 2 years ago when she was diagnosed with cancer.
  
• MAILBAG: This month's collection of letters from our readers about these and other subjects.
  

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