Being old is not what it used to be Post date May 13, 2013 Post categories In Articles by Elizabeth Tags Alzheimer's Disease, Bioethics, Canadian Institute of Health Information, CPP, Dying with Dignity, Exercise, Home Care, Human Rights, Moses Znaimer, Pharmaceutical Drugs, Poverty, Retirement, RRSPs, Seniors, Seniors' Care
Governments keep saying they’re going to fix health-care system Post date February 4, 2013 Post categories In Articles by Elizabeth, Publications Tags Health, Health Care Costs, Pharmaceutical Drugs, Seniors, Student Loans, Youth
Chance to get life-saving drugs to Africa–but will it pass? Post date November 29, 2012 Post categories In Island Tides, Publications Tags Canada’s Access to Medicines Regime, Drug Costs, HIV, International Affairs, Parliamentarian of the Year, Pharmaceutical Drugs, World Trade Organization
The Greens Support Mental Illness Awareness Week Post date October 1, 2012 Post categories In Press Releases, Publications Tags Health, Mental Health, Pharmaceutical Drugs
Life sciences and the commodification of everything Post date September 10, 2012 Post categories In Articles by Elizabeth Tags Alzheimer's Disease, Bioethics, Biology, Canada-European Union Comprehensive Economic Trade Agreement, Ecology, Experimental Lakes Area, General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade, Genetically Modified Foods, Greenhouse Gases, Health, Life Sciences, Ozone Layer, Pharmaceutical Drugs, Science, World Trade Organization, Zoology
What is the Single-Fastest Increasing Cost to the Health Care System? Post date July 17, 2012 Post categories In Householders, Publications Tags American Journal of Bioethics, Diabetes, Health, Pharmaceutical Drugs
Summer 2012 Newsletter — Focus on Health Post date July 17, 2012 Post categories In Householders, Publications Tags Asthma, Cancer, Family Doctors, Health, Multiple Chemical Sensitivities, Obesity, Pharmaceutical Drugs, Wait Times
Seniors’ Poverty Post date June 20, 2011 Post categories In Debate Tags Pharmaceutical Drugs, Poverty, Seniors
Elizabeth May
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