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CBC News | Health & Science News
Brand-name drugs for treating cardiovascular disease don't appear to be clinically superior to generic versions, say U.S. researchers who reviewed studies comparing the drugs.
A cholera outbreak in Zimbabwe has killed nearly 500 people in the largest outbreak recorded recently, the World Health Organization said Tuesday.
The risk of death during cardiac surgery tended to be higher among patients who were given the drug aprotinin to control blood loss compared with less expensive alternatives, a Canadian review suggests.
Suicide is the second-leading cause of preventable death for B.C. children between 12 and 18, a new study of youth suicide said Tuesday.
Complaints from people who've been denied funding by Alberta's out-of-province health program prompted Alberta ombudsman Gord Button to launch an investigation Tuesday.
There will be 1,000 fewer surgeries in the Halifax region next year as Capital Health tries to fend off a $7-million deficit.
The rising cost of drugs prevents some Canadians from getting the treatments they need, the Canadian Health Coalition said in renewing its call for a national pharmacare plan on Tuesday.
The student council at an Ottawa university has reversed its controversial decision to pull out of an annual fundraiser for the Canadian Cystic Fibrosis Foundation after vocal protests from students
Hong Kong authorities say more eggs imported from mainland China have been found to be tainted with melamine - a chemical used to make plastics and fertilizers.
More women are joining the ranks of health-care occupations in Canada, including the traditionally male-dominated professions of medicine and pharmacy, according to a report released on Monday.
A worldwide drive to test one million people for HIV in the week ahead of World AIDS Day on Monday has been highly successful, a U.S. AIDS group said.
The authority responsible for hospitals and clinics in central Newfoundland says an ongoing nursing shortage will keep a pediatric unit closed.
Canadian stroke patients can receive a clot dissolving drug within 4.5 hours to minimize damage, an extension of the conventional three hour window, experts said in releasing new treatment guidelines on Monday.
In a report released on Monday, U.S. authorities proposed beefing up regulatory registrations and hiring third-party inspectors in a bid to protect the food supply chain.
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