Consumers in Brazil can now eat Hershey's Kisses(TM) without fear of GM ingredients. Unfortunately, that is not the case for US consumers. Several weeks ago, Hershey's in Brazil announced that it will not use GM ingredients, including GM beet sugar, in

Attack on Mothers By Robert F. Kennedy Jr. The poisonous public attacks on Katie Wright after revealing that her autistic son recovered significant function after chelation treatments

Lawsuit Alleges Vaccine Caused Autism in Children.Lawyers representing some 5,000 parents of autistic children began making their case that the makers of vaccines administered

The time is now for an American solution that will secure our families' health and a healthy economy. The first order of business for the new President and Congress in 2009 should be to pass health care legislation that guarantees quality, affordable

Parents need lessons in how to cope with their children's unruly behaviour, new guidelines on attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) say.

Please join me in calling on the U.S. Department of Agriculture to mandate vegetarian meals and nondairy beverages in school lunches. Now is the time for action. The USDA is drafting revisions to The Child Nutrition Act, which determines school lunch poli

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The Bush administration can prohibit meat packers from testing their animals for mad cow disease, says a federal judge. The dispute pits the USDA, which tests 1% of cows for the deadly disease, against a meat packer that wants to test all its animals.