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Markham, Ont. restaurant cleared to reopen after diners become sick: York Region top doctorOn Monday, York Region Public Health said it was investigating what had happened at Delight Restaurant & BBQ over the weekend after several diners became sick.CanadaAug 30, 2022
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This popular painkiller is surging in Canada, and one doctor is sounding the alarmTramadol prescriptions have risen 30 per cent between 2012-2016 in Canada.CanadaNov 23, 2017
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Opioid use taking toll in Ontario with hundreds of overdose deaths: reportA study has found the use of prescription opioids varies dramatically across Ontario, but overall the potent and addictive drugs are responsible for hundreds of overdose deaths in the province.CanadaNov 10, 2016
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Half of fentanyl prescriptions don’t follow safety guidelinesA study found half of the patients being started on fentanyl in Manitoba are being prescribed the drug unsafely.CanadaApr 4, 2016
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Prescription to die for: Study finds ‘exceptional’ death rates among opioid patientsPatients put on high doses of opioids are 24 times more likely to die because of them than people prescribed lower doses of the drugs, a new study finds.CanadaAug 20, 2015
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Opioids kill hundreds of Canadians a year. Why are doctors still prescribing so many?Prescription opioids kill hundreds of Canadians a year. Why are doctors still prescribing so many?CanadaAug 10, 2015
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UPDATED: Opioids killing more Ontarians than ever, coroner’s numbers showPreliminary 2013 data from Ontario's coroner indicates these powerful drugs are killing more people each year - and the usual suspects are being replaced by drugs that are just as addictive and even more potent.CanadaNov 9, 2014
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Health Minister considers requiring some drugs be ‘tamper-resistant’Health Minister Rona Ambrose wants your feedback on a proposed regulation that would require easily abused drugs to be tamper-resistant.CanadaJun 16, 2014
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OxyContin prescriptions rose at border when taken off US market: study<span style="font-family:Calibri, sans-serif;font-size:11pt;">With only a few weeks until the original patent expires in Canada, a new study says OxyContin prescriptions increased significantly near the border following its replacement with a tamper-resistant formula in the U.S.</span>Nov 13, 2012
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