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CHILDREN'S HEALTH

Garden pesticides quadruple
children’s cancer risk

Two minute mobile phone
calls affect children’s brains
for 50 minutes

Let them sweat
- fever protects against
asthma and eczema

Ultrasound damages babies

Calpol - you won’t believe
what’s in it

Puberty at ten?
- it could be the TV

Don't microwave baby's
breast milk!

Asthma linked to pesticides

Chemicals leak into
baby food

Amalgam fillings increase
mercury body burden

Mercury in vaccinations
increases risk of autism

Disposable nappy chemicals
hazardous to babies


Effects of chemical pollution
on child development


Early schooling
damages children

Rickets returning in children

Diet cures disruptive behaviour

Proof watching TV increases
food disorders in teenagers

 
Cancer from baby food twist-top caps?

The discovery that many baby foods packaged in glass containers with twist-top lids contained semicarbazide (a possible cause of cancer, liver damage, miscarriage and birth defects) sparked an investigation by the European Food Safety Authority. The focus was on organic chemicals in the rubber seals which, when sterilised by heat treatment, may mutate into semicarbazide.

Although The UK Food Standards Agency (FSA) stated that the risks were "very small" (ed.- Again!), the food industry has begun to explore safer alternatives (but warns that the search may take some time).

(10108) Robert Uhlig. Daily Telegraph