Take a look at the story about a 'link' between essential oils and breast tissue growth in young boys: http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/health/6318043.stm The report, albeit published in a scientific journal, cites 3, yes 3 cases! Who knows how it got past peer review to be published in the journal but it certainly doesn't bear up to scientific or statistical scrutiny. But it makes a story so it gets international media coverage and as a lot of people around the world trust the BBC, more people will read it and give it credence. Not an ambulance story but basically the smae 'principle' seems to apply. All ambulance crews are entitled to regular breaks and I think that anyone who criticises that should spend a shift or 10 with Tom and his colleagues, preferably a friday or saturday night in an inner city somewhere! Perhaps the angry pills are in the water supply today but I'm VERY cross.