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03/16/2018 / By Tracey Watson

Court upholds Arkansas decision to ban dicamba herbicide

It’s back to the drawing board for Monsanto, after an Arkansas state judge refused to overturn a ban on the use of the company’s dicamba herbicide between April 16 and October 31. According to the Associated Press, Judge Chris Piazza of the Pulaski County Circuit Court dismissed a lawsuit by Monsanto which sought to overturn […]

05/23/2017 / By Tracey Watson

Shocking: CNN reports that glyphosate herbicide likely gave thousands cancer, while EPA covered it up

Though it is indeed shocking to hear that this story is being reported on by CNN, to those who have been Natural News readers for some time, the fact that glyphosate has likely given thousands of people cancer, all while the EPA has turned a blind eye, is neither shocking nor news. In fact, Mike […]

03/15/2017 / By Thomas Dishaw

Johnson & Johnson sued after their antipsychotic drug caused men to grow breasts

Over 100,000 patients are suing Johnson & Johnson and their pharmaceutical division Janssen for damages resulting from the use of the drug Risperdal. The lawsuits stem from evidence that taking the drug has caused male patients to suffer from the condition gynecomastia, which causes not only significant weight gain but also the development of breasts. […]

03/14/2017 / By Thomas Dishaw

Court dismisses ridiculous lawsuit against Dr. Oz over “fake” olive oil warnings

A ridiculous lawsuit filed against Dr. Oz over claims he made about the validity of some olive oils has been thrown out. A Judge in Fulton County, GA dismissed a libel lawsuit brought against the TV doctor over statements he made during a May 2016 episode, regarding fraudulent olive oil in American supermarkets. The North American Olive […]

03/03/2016 / By Martin Mavis

Johnson & Johnson facing hundreds of lawsuits over cancer-linked talc powder (Video)

Health care company Johnson & Johnson has had to pay a family more than $72 million in damages after they claimed the company’s talcum powder caused a woman to develop and die from ovarian cancer. RT’s Ed Schultz talks about the case with Ring of Fire radio host Mike Papantonio.

01/27/2016 / By Julie Wilson

Farmers try to sue over genetic pollution from GMOs as Monsanto’s discredit bureau attempts to deflect blame

Nearly a year has passed since the world’s largest seed giant was forced to pay $2.4 million in restitution to farmers in seven states, following the discovery of Monsanto’s Roundup Ready wheat growing in Oregon. Because the U.S. Food and Drug Administration had not approved GE wheat, the finding sent shock waves through the industry, […]

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