Dr. Paul Winchester’s passion is delivering healthy babies.
In 2001, he moved to Indiana to work at a hospital based in Indianapolis. But he soon grew alarmed at the high number of premature babies and birth defects he was seeing among newborns. “(From 1999 to 2002) Indiana had more birth defects than the rest of the country,” says Winchester, who is now director of his hospital's neonatal intensive care unit and a professor of pediatrics at Indiana University’s school of medicine.
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Members of the Canadian Parliament voted against approving mandatory labeling of genetically modified foods in a vote in the House of Commons yesterday.
Read moreLead Developer of HPV Vaccines Comes Clean, Warns Parents & Young Girls It's All a Giant Deadly Scam
A couple of years ago, one of the lead HPV vaccine developers for Merck’s Gardasil, Dr. Diane Harper, came clean and warned that Gardasil was not only ineffective and unnecessary, it was dangerous.
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Investing in a company that sells harmful products like the toxic herbicide Roundup is counter to CalPERS' mission.
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Members of the Canadian Parliament will decide whether to approve mandatory labeling of genetically modified foods in a vote in the House of Commons on Wednesday.
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Last year, Health Canada commissioned a study into consumer perceptions of foods containing genetically modified (GM) organisms. The findings showed that 78 per cent want GM food labelled so they know what they are buying.
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We may have lost the battle to label GMO foods in the U.S., but the Canadian parliament hasn’t yet sold out to Monsanto and Big Food.
On May 5, the House of Commons will debate Bill C-291, a bill that would require labels on foods that contain genetically modified organisms.
TAKE ACTION: Tell your MPs to vote YES on bill C-291 to label GMOs in Canada!
Here are a few ways to get your message to your MPs.
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Glyphosate, the world’s most popular weed killer, which is sold primarily by Monsanto, an agrochemical multinational, is sprayed on 15,000 hectares of New Brunswick’s Crown land each year, and is believed to be wiping out the food source for animals.
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Its pollinator seed giveaway was a huge hit, but some advocates challenge the flower mix.
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