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Sat, 20 Mar 2010 22:00:26 GMT+00:00

CBC.ca

B.C. health workers agree to new two-year contract
The Province
The province's health-care workers have voted 77 per cent in favour of a new two-year contract. The agreement covers more than 48000 unionized employees, gives more protection for wages and offers extended ...
48000 health workers ratify contract with B.C.Vancouver Sun
Health workers endorse dealVictoria Times Colonist
BC health care workers vote for new contractGlobe and Mail
CKNW News Talk 980 -Victoria Times Colonist
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Sat, 20 Mar 2010 11:05:08 GMT+00:00

TopNews United States

Canada OKs caffeine for non-cola soft drinks
CANOE
Canadians are consuming fewer carbonated soft drinks. It's one of the major reasons our overall daily caloric intake is going down. On average, kids drink more pop than adults, so moms and dads, take heart. ...
Health Canada widens use of caffeine in carbonated drinksMontreal Gazette
Caffeine in sodas OK: Health CanadaCBC.ca
Health Canada widens use of caffeine in drinksOttawa Citizen
CTV.ca -CP24, Canada -Xinhua
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Fri, 19 Mar 2010 15:04:45 GMT+00:00

CBC.ca

Study warns about seniors' prescriptions
Globe and Mail
PUBLIC HEALTH REPORTER — From Friday's Globe and Mail Published on Friday, Mar. 19, 2010 10:58AM EDT Last updated on Friday, Mar. 19, 2010 11:03AM EDT Take a peek into your grandma's medicine cabinet: It may well be bursting at the seams. ...
Canadian seniors take 5 on averageLondon Free Press
Seniors' prescription drug use on the rise: StudyMontreal Gazette
Seniors take 5 drugs or more: studyCBC.ca
CTV.ca -Canada NewsWire (press release) -News1130
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Fri, 19 Mar 2010 01:50:10 GMT+00:00

CBC.ca

Isotope shortage puts patients at risk
CBC.ca
A shortage of medical isotopes will put thousands of patients in Canada and US at risk. (Canadian Press) The health of thousands of Canadian and US patients could be put in jeopardy by a critical shortage of radioactive isotopes over the next few weeks ...
Med tests to go aheadWindsor Star
Global isotope shortage puts thousands at medical riskSt. Catharines Standard
No local panic over looming isotope shortageStandard Freeholder
VOCM -Reuters -The Canadian Press
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Sat, 20 Mar 2010 07:00:50 GMT+00:00

TopNews United States

Health care view one sided
Windsor Star
Chris Vander Doelen presents a very one-sided view of health care costs in his March 16 column. It is true that Canada spends a lot on health care. It is also true that health care inflation is a concern. ...
Canada v. US? Neither is bestOttawa Citizen
Second opinionNational Post
Neither Canada Nor US Is BestTopNews United States
Yuma Sun -St. Augustine Record -Sonoma Index-Tribune
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Thu, 18 Mar 2010 14:29:09 GMT+00:00

National Post

Salmonella sparks more food recalls
Toronto Sun
By QMI Agency Consumers are urged to avoid La Cocina's Cheese Flavoured Tortilla Chips, or Grandma Emily's BBQ Lounge mix. Both products were made in Canada and distributed nationally. They contain dry powder and paste hydrolyzed vegetable protein ...
Listeria and salmonella contamination force CFIA into widespread food recallsSpruce Grove Examiner
Canada's food inspection ramping upCBC.ca
Questions raised about gap in food inspection standardsGlobe and Mail
Toronto Star -Montreal Gazette -CANOE
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Fri, 19 Mar 2010 16:19:40 GMT+00:00

Wayne Independent

Cancer Society selling daffodils this weekend
Canada.com
Every three minutes cancer picks a fight with another Canadian. Too many of us have lost friends, family members and loved ones to cancer. To honour them the Canadian Cancer Society is kicking off its annual Spring Campaign with the sale of fresh ...
Daffodil campaign underwayWilliams Lake Tribune
Advice welcomedSt. John's Telegram
Daffodil Month BreakfastSarnia Observer
The Post - Ontario -Weston Town Crier -HQPrinceGeorge.com
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Sun, 21 Mar 2010 02:32:32 GMT+00:00

National Post

Despite injunction, raw milk still flowing in Fraser Valley
Global BC
VANCOUVER — Raw milk drinkers are refusing to be put out to pasture after a Chilliwack, BC, dairy was banned from sharing unpasteurized milk. In Thursday's judgment, the BC Supreme Court backed the Fraser Health Authority's permanent injunction to stop ...
BC court bans sale of raw milkGlobe and Mail
BC's highest court grants injunction against raw milkNational Post
Chilliwack dairy farm must stop producing raw milk, top court saysVancouver Sun
Surrey Leader -DigitalJournal.com -TopNews United States
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Sat, 20 Mar 2010 06:50:19 GMT+00:00

TopNews United States

For norovirus cleanup, bleach is best: study
Ottawa Citizen
A study conducted by researchers at Quebec City's Université Laval showed about 40 per cent of commercial disinfectants used to clean surfaces are ineffective in eliminating the viruses responsible for more than half of all food borne gastroenteritis ...
Essential ReadingCanada.com
only bleach can eliminate gastro virusesMontreal Gazette
Bleach Based Disinfectants Wipes Off NorovirusTopNews United States
UPI.com
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Fri, 19 Mar 2010 18:37:15 GMT+00:00

CBC.ca

$4M set for colon cancer screening
CBC.ca
Newfoundland and Labrador's government is promising to spend $240000 this year to set up a provincial colon cancer screening program. The first phase of the program, which will be administered by the province's largest health authority, Eastern Health, ...
Colorectal Screening Program Announced for ProvinceVOCM
NL colorectal cancer screening targets those 50 to 74CTV.ca
Provincial colorectal cancer screening program announcedSt. John's Telegram
TopNews United States -2TheAdvocate -dBusinessNews Minneapolis (press release)
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