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Safety and the Precautionary Principle
1. Safety First: Women and Health Protection
2. Hormone Therapy: Health Protection Lessons from the Women’s Health Initiative
3. Registering the Impact of Breast Implants
4. Women and Adverse Drug Reactions: Reporting in the Canadian Context
Public Health vs. Profit
5. Direct-to-Consumer Advertising of Prescription Drugs – Whatever the Problem, You Can Always Pop a Pill
6. International Harmonisation of New Drugs Regulation: Not in Women’s Best Interest
7. Communicating about Environmental Risks and Infant Feeding
8. Canadian Women’s Health Network
Lessons from the Past - Ongoing Risks
9. Beyond DES – Hormones in the Environment
10. DES Action Canada
11. The Over-Prescription of Benzodiazepines
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Networking to Improve Women’s Health
The CWHN is a network of individuals and organizations
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