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Health Protection This event was organized by the Canadian Health Coalition and was held January 28, 2004, at the Fairmont Chateau Laurier, Ottawa Media Advisory | Press Release | Open Letter to the Prime Minister
9:30 AM Introduction by Kathleen Connors Chair, Canadian Health Coalition 9:45 AM Drug Safety Canada 10:30 AM University of Toronto Hospital for Sick Children 11:15 AM David Healy, MD University of Whales College of Medicine ##:## AM Robert Peterson* Theraputic Products Directorate, Health Canada *INVITED BUT DID NOT ATTEND NOON Open Discussion 12:30 PM ------------------------------------ LUNCH ------------------------------------ 1:30 PM Mario Simard Legislative Renewal Directorate, Health Canada 2:15 PM Barbara Mintzes, PhD University of B.C., Centre for Health Services and Policy Research 3:00 PM Joel Lexchin, MD York University School of Health Policy and Management 3:45 PM Open Discussion 4:30 PM Closing Remarks 4:35 PM Adjournment Vanessa's Story
Listen to the brief introduction of Terence Young by Canadian Health Coalition Chair Kathleen Connors Listen to the powerful presentation by Terence Young (January 28, 2004) to the Canadian Health Coalition National Roundtable on Health Canada's proposed changes to Health Protection Legislationon Health Canada's failure to protect Canadians from dangerous drugs Click here to download his speech More Documentation Event Photos Participant Kit Materials Ads and Prescription Pads Direct-to-consumer Advertising of Prescription Drugs: The Evidence Says No How does direct-to-consumer advertising affect prescribing? Direct-to-consumer drug advertising in Canada: Permission by default? Which Trend is Unsustainable ? Your Doctor's Drug Problem America's other drug problem Corporate Virus in Canada’s Health Protection System Related Media Ottawa warns of suicide risk for teens on anti-depressants Study slams anti-depressant research 6200 BC children on unapproved medication ![]() |