health canada

A:In Canada, everything has to go through a rigorous testing process before it can be released to the public, but you can get generic versions of drugs much sooner than in the USA; I think it's twenty years after proprietary version is released.

A:Not only a Canada but also many countries are trying to increase awareness in the youth about the dangers of illicit drug use? The govt..will go with print media,electronic media they will try to explain the people in different ways about side effects of illicit drugs.If they want they call the celebrities to increase awareness in the youth about the dangers of illicit drug use?

A:Yes, you can report it; if yours is undercooked, chances are other people are getting the same thing. Whether this is an equipment problem or someone not paying attention, the source of the oversight needs to be found and corrected.

A:We've already got good health care coverage in Canada, so my answer would be absolutely no. I've never encountered any difficulties or long wait times in dealing with our health care system. I use health care on a regular basis as I've got a minor disability which has me seeing doctors and specialists on a regular basis. And I've got absolutely no complaints about the quality of care I get here. I've only had a few experiences with the health care system in the US when travelling, and they have not been positive. I'm more concerned about getting the medical issue dealt with, and the hospitals seemed more interested in getting a credit card number.

A:Same story in Canada. Health care is still "rationed", in a sense, as it is by managed care organizations in the USA. Medication is the first line approach (cheapest). Brief term modalities are second (2nd cheapest).