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Health Concerns 

Whooping Cough Makes a Comeback

September 29, 2010 RSB Staff autism, blood transfusions, California, contagious disease, cough, death, die, disease, Doctor, heart bypass machines, infants, influenza, pertussis, polio, public health officials, smallpox, sneeze, vaccines, whooping cough

For most parents with young children today, whooping cough is a disease that exists in vintage movies or the Burl

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Health Concerns 

Avandia: The Death Medicine

September 24, 2010 RSB Staff advertising, Avandia, big pharma, cure, Doctor, doctors, eating, fda, foods, GSK, health, heart attack, heart attacks, lifestyle, medications, New England Journal of Medicine, patients, sugar

The diabetes drug Avandia, shown to raise heart attack risk by 40 percent in a paper published in the

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Health Concerns 

Prescription Painkillers Now Gateway Drugs To Hard Drug Use

August 30, 2010 RSB Staff addicted, addiction, detox, detoxification, Doctor, family medicine, heroin, medication, opiod, prescription, research, richard blondell, street drugs, subtance abuse

Shocking new research out of the University of Buffalo has revealed that popular prescription opioid medications are causing people to

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Show Notes 

Robert Scott Bell Show – 8/1/10

August 1, 2010July 31, 2010 Robert Scott Bell breast, cancer, citris, Doctor, drugs, Healing, isaac eliaz, LIBERTY PULSE, mcp, medical, natural cures, pectin, prescription, prostate, radio, rashid butter, Scott Kennedy, seaweed, stress, wallace

Radio broadcast on Sunday, August 1, 2010 from 1 PM to 3 PM EDT: Hour One: HPV Causes Everything (and

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Government and Media 

Johnson & Johnson Loses Over Criminal Promotion Of Topomax

July 28, 2010 RSB Staff anticonvulsant drug, criminal charges, Criminal Promotion, Doctor, False Clamis Act, Federal Government, fraud, illegally marketing, Johnson & Johnson, Medicaid, misbranding, topomax, Tylenol scandal, U.S. Justice Department

As if the children’s Tylenol scandal is not enough, Johnson & Johnson is now facing additional criminal charges over another

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Government and Media 

Texas Nurse Prosecuted For Daring To Report Bad Doctor

July 13, 2010 RSB Staff Anne Mitchell, Department of State Health Services, Doctor, Dr. Rolando G. Arafiles Jr., first amendment rights, Kermit, nurse, Scott M. Tidwell, Sheriff Robert L. Roberts Jr., texas

A nurse recently found herself facing felony prosecution for making an anonymous complaint about the unsafe practices of a doctor

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