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Dr. Wafaa El-Sadr, one of the trial's co-chairs, said in a statement. The trial on nearly 5,500 people infected with HIV in 33 countries was stopped early when the advantages of continuing therapy were clear from the preliminary data. There are approximately...
Tags: Health Canada, related deaths, Canada, Paris, Virus, Zidovudine, HIV and AIDS misconceptions, Duesberg hypothesis, HIV/AIDS, AIDS, HIV, Health Medical Pharma, Social Issues
Last updated on Tuesday, Nov. 24, 2009 1:50PM EST F ederal authorities have not seen a huge number of adverse side-effects to a single shipment of H1N1 vaccine, since an early November batch that resulted in a higher-than-usual number of Canadians experiencing...
Tags: allergic reaction, severe allergic, Health Canada, Canada, Toronto, Pediatrics, Influenza, Anaphylaxis, Adverse effect, Influenza vaccine, Vaccines, Pulmonology, Allergology, Health Medical Pharma
ET The Canadian Press Veterinarians and pet owners are being warned about possible problems with Caninsulin, a drug used to treat diabetes in dogs and cats. (Associated Press) Veterinarians and pet owners are being warned by Health Canada about possible...
Tags: Health Canada, blood sugar, pet owners, Canada, Toronto, Diabetes mellitus, Veterinarian, Veterinary medicine, Insulin, Diabetes, Diabetes in cats and dogs, Schering-Plough, Health Medical Pharma, Human Interest
In this era of mass recalls, more and more companies are taking the quick-fix approach to dealing with faulty, malfunctioning or unsafe products: they're sending a repair kit. In early November, for example, Hong Kong-based Maclaren, a manufacturer of...
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Basilea Pharmaceutica Ltd., the Basel drugmaker, said on Wednesday that Health Canada cleared the company to market Toctino, generically alitretinoin, to treat adults with severe chronic hand eczema whose condition hadn't responded to topical corticosteroids.
Tags: Basilea Pharmaceutica Ltd., Health Canada, Israel, Tel Aviv, Alitretinoin, Topical steroid, Eczema, Autoimmune diseases, Basilea Pharmaceutica, Health Medical Pharma
So far, 20 per cent of the population has been vaccinated against the virus in the largest immunisation program in Canadian history, Chief Public Health Officer David Butler-Jones told a press conference...The swine flu has so far contributed to more...
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Health Canada on Friday sought to reassure parents about a newly recalled umbrella stroller by emphasizing the risk of fingertip amputation to a young child can only occur if they aren't using the product properly. The federal government's advice to...
Tags: Health Canada, Canada, Ottawa, Babycare, Baby transport, MacLaren
Women ski jumpers from Canada and the U.S. hoping to have their event included in the 2010 Olympics have lost their case before the B.C. Court of Appeal. B.C. will expand its eligibility list for the swine flu vaccine starting Monday to include healthy...
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The second wave of infection from the H1N1 flu virus has caused a spike in deaths in Canada this month, public health officials say. Dr. David Butler-Jones , Canada's chief public health officer, told reporters that as of Thursday, the death toll from...
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The version of the swine flu vaccine that does not contain a chemical additive to stretch supply and boost immunity is now available for pregnant women across the country. "If you are an expectant mother, the unadjuvanted vaccine is now available," Chief...
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