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Drug-maker seeking approval for female libido pill once ran afoul of FDA rules
Toronto Star
WASHINGTON—A small drug-maker from North Carolina may succeed next week where many of the world's largest pharmaceutical companies have failed: in winning approval for the first drug to boost women's sexual desire. But the owners of the company ...
Raleigh's Sprout Pharmaceuticals awaits FDA ruling on female libido drugNews & Observer
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Toronto Star
WASHINGTON—A small drug-maker from North Carolina may succeed next week where many of the world's largest pharmaceutical companies have failed: in winning approval for the first drug to boost women's sexual desire. But the owners of the company ...
Raleigh's Sprout Pharmaceuticals awaits FDA ruling on female libido drug
The Globe and Mail
Frances Oldham Kelsey averted a thalidomide tragedy because she wouldn't be rushed
The Globe and Mail
Frances Oldham Kelsey may have been the most brilliant medical officer that Canada never had. She gave her truly lasting gift to the United States, performing one of the most celebrated acts of public service of the 20th century. Dr. Kelsey knew her ...
Frances Kelsey, drug regulator who barred thalidomide, 1914-2015Financial Times
FDA officer Frances Kelsey who stopped thalidomide from entering US, diesDispatch Times
Frances Kelsey, doctor who opposed thalidomide, dies at 101Junior College
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The Globe and Mail
Frances Oldham Kelsey may have been the most brilliant medical officer that Canada never had. She gave her truly lasting gift to the United States, performing one of the most celebrated acts of public service of the 20th century. Dr. Kelsey knew her ...
Frances Kelsey, drug regulator who barred thalidomide, 1914-2015
FDA officer Frances Kelsey who stopped thalidomide from entering US, dies
Frances Kelsey, doctor who opposed thalidomide, dies at 101
The Globe and Mail
Scientists genetically modify mice to be super-intelligent, less anxious
The Globe and Mail
Scientists have genetically modified mice to be super-intelligent and found they are also less anxious, a discovery that may help the search for treatments for disorders such as Alzheimer's, schizophrenia and post traumatic stress disorder (PTSD).
Alzheimer's scientists studying create intelligent mice that lead to breakthroughDaily Mail
'Brainy' mice raise hope of better treatments for cognitive disordersHealthCanal.com
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The Globe and Mail
Scientists have genetically modified mice to be super-intelligent and found they are also less anxious, a discovery that may help the search for treatments for disorders such as Alzheimer's, schizophrenia and post traumatic stress disorder (PTSD).
Alzheimer's scientists studying create intelligent mice that lead to breakthrough
'Brainy' mice raise hope of better treatments for cognitive disorders
Toronto Sun
Ontario names expert panel on doctor-assisted suicide
Toronto Sun
Ontario has moved closer to the possibility of physician-assisted suicide with the creation of an expert panel to lay out the rules. Health Minister Dr. Eric Hoskins announced the panel will be chaired by Dr. Jennifer Gibson, of the University of ...
Ontario leads cross-Canada panel on doctor-assisted deathToronto Star
Ontario leads way in establishing advisory group on physician-assisted dyingGlobalnews.ca
Ontario forms expert panel on assisted dyingCBC.ca
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NorthumberlandView.ca (press release) (registration) (blog)
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Toronto Sun
Ontario has moved closer to the possibility of physician-assisted suicide with the creation of an expert panel to lay out the rules. Health Minister Dr. Eric Hoskins announced the panel will be chaired by Dr. Jennifer Gibson, of the University of ...
Ontario leads cross-Canada panel on doctor-assisted death
Ontario leads way in establishing advisory group on physician-assisted dying
Ontario forms expert panel on assisted dying
The Globe and Mail
Increase in fentanyl-related deaths prompt calls for 'antidote'
The Globe and Mail
Hugh Lampkin was working late when he heard a knock at the door. “There's a guy down,” the stranger said. “He's overdosed, and he's blue.” Mr. Lampkin, president of the Vancouver Area Network of Drug Users, grabbed a nearby supply of naloxone – a ...
Health Officials Are 'Deeply Concerned' About the Spike in Fentanyl Deaths in ...VICE News
VicPD wary of deadly drugVictoria News
Health authorities issue fentanyl warningsNorth Shore News
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The Globe and Mail
Hugh Lampkin was working late when he heard a knock at the door. “There's a guy down,” the stranger said. “He's overdosed, and he's blue.” Mr. Lampkin, president of the Vancouver Area Network of Drug Users, grabbed a nearby supply of naloxone – a ...
Health Officials Are 'Deeply Concerned' About the Spike in Fentanyl Deaths in ...
VicPD wary of deadly drug
Health authorities issue fentanyl warnings
Huffington Post
This Is How Ebola Is Being Kept Out Of Classrooms In West Africa
Huffington Post
As the global health community works toward a “game-changing” Ebola vaccine, advocates are pushing the most basic preventative measures to keep children safe. Children in affected regions in West Africa recently started their summer vacation that was ...
The Ebola Vaccine We NeededNew York Times
UN Security Council Commends Nigeria On Ebola HandlingCHANNELS TELEVISION
Ebola outbreak could end in 2015, but fight isn't over – UNThe Guardian Nigeria (satire) (press release) (blog)
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The Philadelphia Tribune
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Huffington Post
As the global health community works toward a “game-changing” Ebola vaccine, advocates are pushing the most basic preventative measures to keep children safe. Children in affected regions in West Africa recently started their summer vacation that was ...
The Ebola Vaccine We Needed
UN Security Council Commends Nigeria On Ebola Handling
Ebola outbreak could end in 2015, but fight isn't over – UN
CBC.ca
Sonic 'disappointed' with cancellation of Edmonton lab contract
CBC.ca
Sonic Healthcare Ltd. said it is disappointed with the Alberta government's decision to cancel the $3 billion contract for lab services. "This news is clearly disappointing, however Sonic's stakeholders can remain proud that Sonic was chosen by Alberta ...
Australia-based company disappointed proposed lab services contract cancelledEdmonton Journal
Alberta Health Services Cuts Ties With Australia's Sonic HealthcareHuffington Post Canada
Sonic Healthcare loses $207m Canadian contractThe Australian
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CBC.ca
Sonic Healthcare Ltd. said it is disappointed with the Alberta government's decision to cancel the $3 billion contract for lab services. "This news is clearly disappointing, however Sonic's stakeholders can remain proud that Sonic was chosen by Alberta ...
Australia-based company disappointed proposed lab services contract cancelled
Alberta Health Services Cuts Ties With Australia's Sonic Healthcare
Sonic Healthcare loses $207m Canadian contract
Business in Vancouver
Health Ministry computer system 420% over budget, five years late
Times Colonist
A computer system spearheaded by the B.C. government to manage infectious disease outbreaks across the country is five years late, plagued by problems and 420 per cent over budget, the auditor general says. In a blistering report released Thursday ...
BC Health Ministry has gone 420% over budget on computer system: auditor generalBusiness in Vancouver
Taxpayers bore cost of inefficient health data system that needs review: auditThe Globe and Mail
Public health IT system defective, way over budget, says BC AGCBC.ca
Vancouver Sun
News1130
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Times Colonist
A computer system spearheaded by the B.C. government to manage infectious disease outbreaks across the country is five years late, plagued by problems and 420 per cent over budget, the auditor general says. In a blistering report released Thursday ...
BC Health Ministry has gone 420% over budget on computer system: auditor general
Taxpayers bore cost of inefficient health data system that needs review: audit
Public health IT system defective, way over budget, says BC AG
Toronto Star
C-section babies slower to focus their attention, says study
Toronto Star
Babies born by caesarean are slower to focus their attention on an object of interest than babies born by vaginal delivery, according to a recent study by researchers at Toronto's York University. The study is the first to examine how birth experience ...
Caesar's legionsThe Economist
C-Section surgery slows baby ability to focus: New StudyThe Market Business
Caesarean birth could affect baby's attention spanNetdoctor
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Toronto Star
Babies born by caesarean are slower to focus their attention on an object of interest than babies born by vaginal delivery, according to a recent study by researchers at Toronto's York University. The study is the first to examine how birth experience ...
Caesar's legions
C-Section surgery slows baby ability to focus: New Study
Caesarean birth could affect baby's attention span
CBC.ca
PEI social assistance food allowance increased
CBC.ca
Food allowance rates for those on social assistance in P.E.I. will increase by up to 17 per cent, the province announced Friday. The rate change depends on the age and number of people in a family. A single adult will receive $17 more per month for food.
PEI food allowance rates increasing for social assistance clientsJournal Pioneer
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CBC.ca
Food allowance rates for those on social assistance in P.E.I. will increase by up to 17 per cent, the province announced Friday. The rate change depends on the age and number of people in a family. A single adult will receive $17 more per month for food.
PEI food allowance rates increasing for social assistance clients
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