Reply from a French journalist:

About your question on obesity : yes, it's dramatically increasing in France too. But it 's very difficult to establish a link with toxic exposure on an epidemiological scale.

Nevertheless, I'm convinced that metabolic features (changes in cholesterol and lipid profile, changes in glucose uptake and cell use, mitochondrial diseases and so on) are among main underestimated issue of 2-BE.

AND NHL?

Pandemic Flu

then look for:

CFIDS Pattern

How many Americans died in wars ? War Deaths Addendum American Revolution 25,324 Bunker Hill cost 400 American lives War of 1812 2,260   Mexican War 13,283   Civil War Union Confederacy 498,332 364,821 Antietam cost 5,000 lives on both sides: bloodiest day in American history Spanish-American War 2,446   World War I 116,516 Battle of Somme cost 19,240 British lives on a single day (total British casualties that day: 57,470) World War II 405,399  Marcel Marceau Other Losses: Soviet: 10,000,000 German: 3,500,000 Japan: 1,500,000 British: 280,000 At Dunkirk the British suffered 68,000 casualties Korean War   * 54,246   Vietnam War  *  *  * 58,148   Panama Invasion 23   Gulf War (1991)  * 148  195,000 Gulf War Illness   ... & the 'fall out?' Assess the collateral health damage   ... before going to war ... EVER

Some Famous Actor Heroes of WWII ... Did they have a serious 'flu?'