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Re: An unbeleivable research: Poor kids are used as Guinea pigs.From: Freda (fredalss@ca.inter.net)Thu Nov 18 15:14:04 2004
At 1:23 PM -0600 11/18/04, ob-gyn-l@obgyn.net wrote: > >The study will involve monitoring children in their homes. Families >will be asked to keep records of their pesticide and household product >use. The study is designed to measure the concentrations of the >chemicals in the childrenís homes and determine how the children are >exposed to chemicals that are present in consumer products used in the >home. the study has been suspended due to ethical concerns. It seems there was to be a grant to each family and this would promote low income families to enter the study and the whole issue of toxic exposure and cancer was not properly disclosed in the consent the families were to sign.
-- Freda Seddon, Community Midwife, Ontario and Aunt of Stevie Ray- age 5 Childhood Cancer - Leukemia in treatment
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