Author:
Caroline Covell
Address:
Bay Rd 66
Lombardy ON K0G 1L0
Canada
Website:
http://ccovell.com
E-mail:
covell_caroline@hotmail.com
Telephone:
613.283.1852
Country where research was conducted:
Canada
Field of Research:
Public Policy - Health
Keywords:
DRUGS, POLITICS, HEALTH, PHARMACOLOGY, HUMAN PAPILLOMA VIRUS, CLINICAL TRIAL, GARDASIL, VACCINE, FREE MARKET
Target Group:
ACADEMIA, SCHOLARS, POLITICIANS, RESEARCHERS, PUBLIC INTERESANTS, POLICY MAKERS
ABSTRACT:
Abstract: Health is a treasure but how many do treasure it? Collaboration has been heralded as key to organizational success. Market analysts, researchers, scientists, drug manufactures, non-governmental organizations, and politicians are collaborating. In drug industry, the recent trend has been a controlled substance becomes a damaged substance. When drug are politicized, when classified drugs are made generic, what we creating a new trend of crime without victims. Collaboration represents artificial civilization, which encourages evil destruction of sound principles. Drugs are neither not preventive measures for a disease nor cure a disease because, by nature, drugs are potent substance which are dangerous to human consumption. The use of poisonous drugs may cause lifelong illness; even patent medicines dispensed by physicians are very dangerous to a person body. Let alone Gardasil, the new patented vaccine intended to prevent Human Papilloma Virus meant that it would keep girls ages 9 – 26 and boys ages 15 – 26 from contracting Human Papilloma Virus infection. Education in health principles is needed more than ever, says Ellen White not a drug that promises a miracle but the impacts are multiple illnesses.
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