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Medbroadcast: 09-30-2004
LONDON, Ont. (CP) - Canadian researchers are recruiting women who have left abusive relationships to study the impact that partner violence has had on their long-term mental and physical health.
WASHINGTON (AP) - The U.S. government said Tuesday that intercepted prescription drugs sent by a Canadian company from the Bahamas had been subject to Canadian recall and had cheaper generic counterparts in the United States.
The U.S.
TORONTO (CP) - Education Minister Gerard Kennedy says he will ban junk food from vending machines in the province's elementary schools because not all school boards are doing it voluntarily.
EDMONTON (CP) - Canada should be divided into regional zones to contain the fallout from animal diseases such as mad cow and avian flu, says the chief executive officer of Maple Leaf Foods.
WASHINGTON (AP) - The U.S. government said Tuesday intercepted prescription drugs sent by a Canadian company from the Bahamas had been subject to Canadian recall and had cheaper generic counterparts in the United States.
The U.S.
MONTERREY, Mexico (AP) - Health authorities in the northern state of Chihuahua said Tuesday they are recruiting hundreds of cats to fight hundreds of thousands of rats.
WASHINGTON (AP) - Scientists are conducting thousands of medical experiments that can offer tantalizing hope to the ill, but tracking them down and getting enrolled can be incredibly difficult.
TORONTO (CP) - Canadians providing care for aging parents while raising children - the so-called sandwich generation - are meeting those challenges through sacrifice to their careers, social lives and overall health, Statistics Canada reported Tuesday.
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