| Baby-wipe solution laced with bacteria Consumers should stop using a brand of imported baby-wipe solution because it is contaminated, warns Health Canada. cbc.ca |
Blood banks look for younger donors Canadian Blood Services says it will redouble efforts to find young donors in the wake of new data that suggest Newfoundland and Labrador's population is declining and getting older. cbc.ca |
AIDS funding needs boost in Quebec: doctors Some of Quebec's top AIDS researchers are warning the provincial government that it needs to double the money it invests to prevent the spread of HIV and AIDS. cbc.ca |
Cancer faker released by court An Ontario woman accused of faking terminal cancer and keeping money she raised, saying it was for cancer groups, has been released on bail. cbc.ca |
Brain's sense of direction located Specialized neurons in the brain 'fire' corresponding to the direction a person is moving, Australian researchers have found. cbc.ca |