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Accidental Tylenol overdose, Ortho Evra birth control risks, diabetes caused by environmental pollutants, and Bird Flu vaccine side effects ­ these are some of the topics covered in World Health Survey's online newsletter.

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An except from the newsletter: "High levels of oestrogen in Ortho Evra contraceptive patches increase the risk of blood clots, strokes, and fatalities in women. Ortho McNeil and its parent company, Johnson & Johnson, have updated label warnings stating that women who use Ortho Evra are exposed to 60% more oestrogen as compared to birth control pills."

Another excerpt from the newsletter: "Exposure to high levels of persistent organochlorine pollutants may increase the risk of developing type 2 diabetes. The environmental pollutant can be found in fatty fish such as salmon. The toxic chemicals are a by-product of industrial and agricultural processes and seem to decrease body's cells ability to take up glucose."

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