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Debunking the thimerosal and squalene myths, again
Madely Health Headlines Commentary for October 29, 2009
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Answering the call: Special H1N1 Edition of CFRA's Afternoon Edition
Afternoon Edition – H1N1 Special Rob Snow and Dr Barry Dworkin host a four hour special on H1N1 answering your questions about the virus and the vaccine to protect against it. [display_podcast] References: Public Health Agency of Canada – National Advisory Committee On Immunization: Influenza Vaccine Thimerosal in Vaccines Thimerosal and Vaccine Safety Squalene information…
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What to look for if your infant or child shows signs of flu….
Madely Health Headlines Commentary for October 28, 2009 Patient Information: Influenza symptoms and treatment Ottawa Public Health Recommendations: When to see your doctor, stay home or head to the emergency room
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Why your doctor's office does not have H1N1 vaccine
Madely Health Headlines Commentary for October 27, 2009
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H1N1 quick snappers
Madely Health Headlines Commentary for October 26, 2009 Answers to listeners questions. I will be on a special two-hour listener phone in show on H1N1 to be broadcast on Wednesday, October 28, 2009 at 3 PM EDT on Rob Snow’s Afternoon Edition on 580 CFRA in Ottawa. [display_podcast]
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Sunday House Call #287 for October 25, 2009 Special Vaccine and H1N1 edition
As the focus of attention turns to the H1N1 outbreak that is now occurring across the country, the public faces an array of information sources that will influence their opinion about vaccination. There have been many claims and critiques about the H1N1 vaccine and it has become a springboard to envelop other vaccines and vaccination…
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Examining claims of vaccine harm
As the focus of attention turns to the H1N1 outbreak that is now occurring across the country, the public faces an array of information sources that will influence their opinion about vaccination. There have been many claims and critiques about the H1N1 vaccine and it has become a springboard to envelop other vaccines and vaccination…
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H1N1 vaccine questions and evidenced-based answers
With the H1N1 flu season upon us, the need to provide credible evidenced-based information to the public is an essential in order to answer questions and concerns. Dr. Isra Levy, the City of Ottawa’s Chief Medical Offer of Health and Dr. Nadine Sicard, Associate Medical Offer of Health and member of the National Advisory Committee…
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Should you take the H1N1 Vaccine?
This article, written by Dr. Noni MacDonald and Dr. Francoise Baylis , answers many of the question you may have about the vaccine. I believe that credible evidenced-based information provided to the public respects what I have witnessed and experienced on my radio show; that no topic is difficult to understand if it is explained…
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