Tuesday, November 30, 2004

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From the National Post : Parents of woman who died of adverse drug reaction demand answers The parents of a 22-year-old nursing student w...

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From New York Newsday : Federal government sues to stop importation of drugs from Canada The U.S. government on Monday asked a federal co...

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From the Canadian Press : Fabry patients fight on after panel urges governments not to cover drug costs Patients suffering from a devasta...
Monday, November 29, 2004

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From the Canadian Press : Pill shortages hard to swallow, pharmacists say Drug shortages are approaching epidemic levels in Canada, accor...

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From the Peoria (IL) Journal Star : Drug plan slow to catch on Nearly two months after the introduction of the I-SaveRx prescription drug...
Sunday, November 28, 2004

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Fromthe Barrie (Ont.) Advance : OxyContin quickly becoming a problem in North America Since its launch in 1996, OxyContin has become Nort...
Friday, November 26, 2004

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From the Globe and Mail: Agency seeks to tighten guidelines The agency that approves the cost of prescription drugs in Canada wants to t...
Thursday, November 25, 2004

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From the Woonsocket (RI) Call: Seniors call ‘fowl’ over Canadian drugs The Gray Panthers of Rhode Island have bestowed their second annu...

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From Canada East : Government programs routinely overpay for prescription drugs: auditor The federal government is spending tens of milli...

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From the Globe and Mail : Little done to rectify problems, Fraser says The number of people who obtained 50 or more prescriptions in a th...

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From the Globe and Mail : Bone loss could be permanent, contraceptive maker warns Women using the injectable contraceptive Depo-Provera c...

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From the Montreal Gazette : Danger link gets stronger for heart drug Health Canada has received more reports of a rare but potentially se...

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From the Providence (RI) Journal : Pharmacies ask Lynch to block imports The Rhode Island Pharmacists Association and the National Associ...
Sunday, November 21, 2004

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From the Pawtucket Times : Lynch calls on FDA for clear drug regulations The U.S. Food and Drug Administration is "shirking its resp...
Saturday, November 20, 2004

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From the Boston Globe: Novartis CEO: Easing rules on drug imports may loom Novartis AG chief executive Daniel Vasella yesterday said th...

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From Turn to 10 (RI): AG Won't Issue Legal Opinion On Drug Imports Attorney General Patrick Lynch said he won't issue an advisor...

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From the National Post : Report reveals internet drug transgressions Internet pharmacies were improperly shipping heat-sensitive drugs, f...

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From the Providence (RI) Journal: Town eyes offering drugs from Canada for workers In anticipation of contract negotiations with three l...

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From the Canadian Press: Tracing Internet pharmacy co-signing a Sherlock Holmes job for regulators It will take more than tough talk fro...

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From CBC News: Prescription drug shipments to be tagged electronically Three large drug manufacturers in the United States say they plan...