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Medbroadcast: 09-25-2004
OTTAWA (CP) - The Canadian Food Inspection Agency and Watermark Beverages Inc. are warning people with allergies to milk protein not to consume X.24.7 XLC DRINK ME! Orange Cream Cocktail.
The affected product may contain milk protein which is not declared on the labels.
EDMONTON (CP) - Physicians who offer discounts and other incentives to sell cosmetic surgery procedures face a crackdown in Alberta.
In the U.S.
EDMONTON (CP) - Physicians who offer discounts and other incentives to sell cosmetic surgery procedures face a crackdown in Alberta. In the U.S.
FREDERICTON (CP) - Premier Bernard Lord will intervene personally to try and head off a looming strike in New Brunswick hospitals that could mushroom into a general strike.
Talks collapsed between the New Brunswick government and its hospital workers late Friday afternoon.
FREDERICTON (CP) - Premier Bernard Lord decided Friday night to intervene personally to try to avert a looming strike by 6,500 New Brunswick hospital workers.
OTTAWA (CP) - Ontario Premier Dalton McGuinty burnished his credentials as a guardian of medicare Friday, announcing nine new or expanded MRI clinics, while pursuing plans to bring for-profit MRIs into the public fold.
WINNIPEG (CP) - When Canada is hit with its next outbreak of SARS, avian flu or an as-yet-unforeseen illness, it will be up to the new chief public health officer to co-ordinate a national response from a command-and-control centre in Winnipeg.
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WASHINGTON (AP) - The U.S. National Institutes of Health wants to ban all its scientists from doing any consulting work with drug companies for a year, a surprise move as the agency struggles to prevent conflicts of interest.
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