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 [Effectmeasure.blogspot.com] Effect Measure: Senator Frist's pants ignite: In any event, Senator Frist should now familiarize himself with the studies published in the peer-reviewed medical literature, which demonstrate the extraordinary synergism that exists between cigarette smoking, asbestos exposure and the development of lung cancer. These studies show that non-smoking asbestos workers develop lung cancer five times more often than non-smoking workers not exposed to asbestos, that cigarette-smoking workers not exposed to asbestos develop lung cancer ten times as often as non-smoking workers not exposed to asbestos, and that workers who both smoke and are exposed to asbestos develop lung cancer fifty to sixty times as readily as workers who neither smoke nor are exposed to asbestos.

[Reports.typepad.com] Pandemic Plan: H5N1: You are individually and solely responsible for (1) researching influenza Type A H5N1 ("avian flu" or "bird flu") and its potential risks from all available sources and (2) deciding how, if at all, avian flu affects your life and the lives of those about you and (3) taking any action (or no action) in response to the existence of avian flu (or any other potential pandemic agent, for that matter).

[Hartwilliams.com] Skiing Uphill - The Obligatory Blog, by Hart Williams: In Turkey, Agriculture Minister Mehdi Eker confirmed that an outbreak of bird flu had occurred among turkeys on a farm in the western part of the country, according to the Anatolia New Agency. The village was put under quarantine and all birds and street dogs were being killed as a precaution, the report said.

 [Worldchanging.com] WorldChanging: Another World Is Here: Bird Flu: Can We Out ...: As you probably know, avian flu (especially the virus H5N1) appears to be on the verge of becoming a severe crisis. 57 people have already been confirmed by labs to have been killed by the virus, and it is rapidly spreading in bird populations.

[Blog.healthpolitics.com] Health Politics with Dr. Mike Magee: A writer in The New Yorker, Elizabeth Kolbert, said it well, frustrated by a Wall Street Journal editorial that stated “the problems associated with climate change (whether man made or natural) are the same old problems of poverty, disease, and natural hazards like floods, storms and droughts. Money spent directly on these problems is a much surer bet than money spent trying to control a climate change process we don’t understand.” Kolbert’s response?

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