Guest guest Posted November 26, 2009 Report Share Posted November 26, 2009 For UK folks - I don't normally forward on campaigning stuff, but this could help put an end to vivisection in the UK... and for once it's actually a realistic possibility, if only a bill can get put before Parliament... BBPeter---------- Forwarded message ----------Safer Medicines Campaign <info 2009/11/26Safer Medicines Campaign URGENT action alert " metalscarab " <metalscarab You are receiving this email because you d to our email list or gave your permission when you signed a petition calling for superior non-animal tests in Europe. If you no longer wish to receive emails from us please here – thank you. We do not forward emails from other sources or supply email addresses to other organisations. Action for UK supporters only Apologies to non-UK supporters - please ignore! Dear Friends, URGENT! Help us to seize today’s historic opportunity Please contact the following 4 MPs individually today (normal rules about only contacting your own MP do not apply) by email and 1st class post (to: House of Commons, London SW1A 0AA): Brian Iddon iddonb David Chaytor chaytord Andrew Gwynne gwynnea Albert Owen owena These MPs can table any Bill of their choice on 16 December. 20 MPs were selected in the Ballot but only 4 (not 7, as previously stated – the number has been reduced because this parliamentary session is so short due to the forthcoming election) will get a whole day's debate. We recommend writing along the following lines: “Congratulations on being chosen in the Ballot. Please would you use this opportunity to put forward the Safety of Medicines (Evaluation) Bill, tabled in the last session by a cross-party group of hon. Members? With adverse drug reactions increasing (hospitalising a million Britons every year) and the output of new medicines decreasing, while their costs spiral ever upwards, it has never been more important to assess the methods used to test drug safety. There is strong evidence that human biology-based technologies may offer significant improvements in safety as well as large reductions in cost and time. The comparison of safety testing methods proposed by the Bill is unprecedented and could benefit the NHS and patients dramatically.” Please help us today to seize this historic opportunity! I am pleased to tell you that Dr Bob Spink MP has re-tabled our Safety of Medicines Early Day Motion in this new parliamentary session as EDM 29, following its phenomenal success as EDM 569. Please write to your own MP to ask them to sign EDM 29: Safety of Medicines – taking the opportunity to thank them if they signed EDM 569 in the last session. This does not have to be done today! With very many thanks for your invaluable support, Kathy Archibald Safer Medicines Campaign Safer Medicines Trust www.safermedicines.org info PS. Raise money for Safer Medicines Trust just by searching the web! www.everyclick.com is an internet search engine with a big difference - it donates half its revenues to charity! Please go to http://www.everyclick.com/safermedicinestrust and set everyclick as your home page, so you can search the web and help us at the same time! It does not cost us, or you, a penny so please use it to support Safer Medicines Trust. Forward this email to a friend Subscribe to this list Having trouble reading this email, view an online version here Safer Medicines Campaign/Safer Medicines Trust , PO Box 62720, London SW2 9FQ Phone: 020 8265 2880 Email: info Un Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted November 27, 2009 Report Share Posted November 27, 2009 Thanks Peter - I have sent emails and will do letters too. BB Jo , Peter Kebbell <metalscarab wrote: > > For UK folks - I don't normally forward on campaigning stuff, but this could > help put an end to vivisection in the UK... and for once it's actually a > realistic possibility, if only a bill can get put before Parliament... > > BB > Peter > > ---------- Forwarded message ---------- > Safer Medicines Campaign <info > 2009/11/26 > Safer Medicines Campaign URGENT action alert > " metalscarab " <metalscarab > > > You are receiving this email because you d to our email list or > gave your permission when you signed a petition calling for superior > non-animal tests in Europe. If you no longer wish to receive emails from us > please > <http://safermedicines.cmail2.com/t/y/u/utdrih/wyhvklu/>here – thank > you. > > *We do not forward emails from other sources or supply email addresses to > other organisations.* > [image: Europeans for Medical Progress] > > *Action for UK supporters only* > > Apologies to non-UK supporters - please ignore! > > Dear Friends, > > *URGENT! Help us to seize today's historic opportunity* > > Please contact the following 4 MPs individually *today* (normal rules about > only contacting your own MP do not apply) by email *and* 1st class post (to: > House of Commons, London SW1A 0AA): > > Brian Iddon iddonb > David Chaytor chaytord > Andrew Gwynne gwynnea > Albert Owen owena > > These MPs can table any Bill of their choice on 16 December. 20 MPs were > selected in the Ballot but only 4 (not 7, as previously stated – the number > has been reduced because this parliamentary session is so short due to the > forthcoming election) will get a whole day's debate. > > We recommend writing along the following lines: > > " Congratulations on being chosen in the Ballot. Please would you use this > opportunity to put forward the Safety of Medicines (Evaluation) Bill, tabled > in the last session by a cross-party group of hon. Members? With adverse > drug reactions increasing (hospitalising a million Britons every year) and > the output of new medicines decreasing, while their costs spiral ever > upwards, it has never been more important to assess the methods used to test > drug safety. > > There is strong evidence that human biology-based technologies may offer > significant improvements in safety as well as large reductions in cost and > time. The comparison of safety testing methods proposed by the Bill is > unprecedented and could benefit the NHS and patients dramatically. " > > *Please help us today to seize this historic opportunity! * > > I am pleased to tell you that Dr Bob Spink MP has re-tabled our Safety of > Medicines Early Day Motion in this new parliamentary session as EDM 29, > following its phenomenal success as EDM 569. > > Please write to your own MP to ask them to sign EDM 29: Safety of Medicines > – taking the opportunity to thank them if they signed EDM 569 in the last > session. *This does not have to be done today! * > [image: photo] <http://safermedicines.cmail2.com/t/y/l/utdrih/wyhvklu/r> > > With very many thanks for your invaluable support, > > [image: Kathy Archibald] > > Kathy Archibald > Director > Safer Medicines Campaign > Safer Medicines Trust > *www.safermedicines.org<http://safermedicines.cmail2.com/t/y/l/utdrih/wyhvklu/y> > * > info > > PS. Raise money for Safer Medicines Trust just by searching the web! > www.everyclick.com is an internet search engine with a big difference - it > donates half its revenues to charity! > > Please go to http://www.everyclick.com/safermedicinestrust<http://safermedicines.cmail2.com/t\ /y/l/utdrih/wyhvklu/j>and > set everyclick as your home page, so you can search the web and help > us > at the same time! It does not cost us, or you, a penny so please use it to > support Safer Medicines Trust. > > Forward this email to a > friend<http://safermedicines.forwardtomyfriend.com/y/wyhvklu/DCAAD6B8/utdrih/l> > > Subscribe to this list<http://safermedicines.cmail2.com/t/y/l/utdrih/wyhvklu/t> > > Having trouble reading this email, view an online version > here<http://safermedicines.cmail2.com/t/y/e/utdrih/wyhvklu/> > Safer Medicines Campaign/Safer Medicines Trust , PO Box 62720, London SW2 > 9FQ > Phone: 020 8265 2880 Email: *info* > Un <http://safermedicines.cmail2.com/t/y/u/utdrih/wyhvklu/> > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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