Ebola outbreak compared to wartime by Doctors Without Borders CBC.ca
The Ebola epidemic is like a front line that is constantly advancing, the head of Doctors Without Borders said Friday. Joanne Liu, international president of Doctors Without Borders, spoke to reporters in Geneva after spending 10 days on the ground in Sierra ...
Ebola may take six months to controlSydney Morning Herald
A Painfully Slow Ebola ResponseNew York Times
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The Ebola epidemic is like a front line that is constantly advancing, the head of Doctors Without Borders said Friday. Joanne Liu, international president of Doctors Without Borders, spoke to reporters in Geneva after spending 10 days on the ground in Sierra ...
Ebola may take six months to control
A Painfully Slow Ebola Response
Ebola Virus: Outbreak Could Last Six More Months
Procedures Not Followed with Flu Samples News Channel Daily
In a moment of apparent poor judgment this last January, a Center for Disease Control lab worker has allegedly failed to follow proper procedure in the handling of samples of the avian flu virus. As a result, the sample of mild avian flu, known as H9N2, had ...
CDC probe of H5N1 cross-contamination reveals protocol lapses, reporting delaysCIDRAP
Bird flu virus scientist stayed mum for a month on accident, CDC probe findsCBC.ca
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In a moment of apparent poor judgment this last January, a Center for Disease Control lab worker has allegedly failed to follow proper procedure in the handling of samples of the avian flu virus. As a result, the sample of mild avian flu, known as H9N2, had ...
CDC probe of H5N1 cross-contamination reveals protocol lapses, reporting delays
Bird flu virus scientist stayed mum for a month on accident, CDC probe finds
Internal investigation finds CDC scientist was mum for a month about flu virus ...
Puffing profits: the growth of e-cigarettes Telegraph.co.uk
Since smoking rates began to decline in the developed world around 40 years ago, the big tobacco companies have searched further afield for growth. This has meant expanding in emerging markets around the world, where smoking rates are higher and ...
Public health officials inadvertently bolstering tobacco market with crackdown on ...National Post
There is no safe level of smokingIrish Examiner
Toronto Medical Officer Pushing for E-Cigarette BanThe True North Times
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Since smoking rates began to decline in the developed world around 40 years ago, the big tobacco companies have searched further afield for growth. This has meant expanding in emerging markets around the world, where smoking rates are higher and ...
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There is no safe level of smoking
Toronto Medical Officer Pushing for E-Cigarette Ban
CBC Montreal takes the Ice Bucket Challenge CBC.ca
You may have seen some references to the Ice Bucket Challenge online and wondered what it's all about. The Ice Bucket Challenge is a way to raise awareness and money for research into ALS — also known as Lou Gehrig's disease. The internet ...
PK Subban uses dump truck for ice bucket challengeMontreal Gazette
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You may have seen some references to the Ice Bucket Challenge online and wondered what it's all about. The Ice Bucket Challenge is a way to raise awareness and money for research into ALS — also known as Lou Gehrig's disease. The internet ...
PK Subban uses dump truck for ice bucket challenge
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Ice Bucket Challenge Raises Big Money for ALS
Too little salt in diet may be bad thing: studies www.ottawacommunitynews.com/
TORONTO - A pair of large international studies are questioning the validity of the notion that the less salt a person consumes, the better. In fact, the Canadian-led research suggests too little salt in the diet may even be a bad thing.
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TORONTO - A pair of large international studies are questioning the validity of the notion that the less salt a person consumes, the better. In fact, the Canadian-led research suggests too little salt in the diet may even be a bad thing.
Medical pot cookie prohibition ruled unconstitutional CBC.ca
It's unconstitutional to forbid licensed medical marijuana users from possessing pot-laced products, such as cookies or body creams, a B.C. Court of Appeal judge has ruled. Parliament has been given one year to recraft regulations to allow medicinal ...
Top court in BC green-lights pot brownies and other treats, deeming federal ...National Post
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It's unconstitutional to forbid licensed medical marijuana users from possessing pot-laced products, such as cookies or body creams, a B.C. Court of Appeal judge has ruled. Parliament has been given one year to recraft regulations to allow medicinal ...
Top court in BC green-lights pot brownies and other treats, deeming federal ...
Medical marijuana restrictions unconstitutional
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Mouldy pot prompts recall Sarnia Observer
LONDON, Ont. ─ Mouldy pot has prompted a B.C-based producer to recall a batch of medical marijuana. Whistler Medical Marijuana Corp. issued a voluntary recall for its White Widow strain (Lot L0004) on Friday after two customers complained about the ...
Whistler Medical Marijuana Corp. recalls batch of White Widow due to mouldCBC.ca
Whistler Medical Marijuana Corp. Issues Recall Over Mouldy PotHuffington Post Canada
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LONDON, Ont. ─ Mouldy pot has prompted a B.C-based producer to recall a batch of medical marijuana. Whistler Medical Marijuana Corp. issued a voluntary recall for its White Widow strain (Lot L0004) on Friday after two customers complained about the ...
Whistler Medical Marijuana Corp. recalls batch of White Widow due to mould
Whistler Medical Marijuana Corp. Issues Recall Over Mouldy Pot
Supreme Pharma raising up to $5mln to fund development of Kincardine facility
As Ebola's toll rises, drug makers race to test medicines Financial Express
SummaryBecause outbreaks are sporadic and mainly confined to Africa, the Ebola virus has not been a priority for profit-seeking pharmaceutical companies. Related Articles. India's gold import rules likely to stay until next year: WGCRs 108 crore unpaid ...
Tekmira Sees Resolution to Ebola Drug Clinical Hold by Year-endGenomeWeb
Ebola outbreak claims many lives; drug companies scramble to find remediesEconomic Times
Ebola drug developer Tekmira's net loss widens during second quarterVancouver Sun
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SummaryBecause outbreaks are sporadic and mainly confined to Africa, the Ebola virus has not been a priority for profit-seeking pharmaceutical companies. Related Articles. India's gold import rules likely to stay until next year: WGCRs 108 crore unpaid ...
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Former nurse denies improperly accessing patients' records The Telegram
A former nurse suspected of accessing patients' personal medical records told a St. John's courtroom Thursday that she didn't break any rules. Colleen M. Weeks is on trial accused of inappropriately accessing patients' health records while she worked as a ...
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A former nurse suspected of accessing patients' personal medical records told a St. John's courtroom Thursday that she didn't break any rules. Colleen M. Weeks is on trial accused of inappropriately accessing patients' health records while she worked as a ...
Montreal Diary: Kangou Fit hops into Montreal's Old Port with new workout trend Montreal Gazette
MONTREAL — René Morales wants newcomers to his fitness class to start with baby steps. The requisite boots, which look like roller blades with springs attached, can seem intimidating, so he advises people to focus on putting one foot in front of the other.
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MONTREAL — René Morales wants newcomers to his fitness class to start with baby steps. The requisite boots, which look like roller blades with springs attached, can seem intimidating, so he advises people to focus on putting one foot in front of the other.
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