Medical schools 'everywhere' rife with unethical practices

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A new report in the British Medical Journal claims that medical schools are plagued by ehtical problems in the training of future physicans. The report, which has been confirmed by professors at Candian medical schhols, such as McGill University, included an analysis of ehtical practices at the University of Toronto.

Marketing procedures, Colleges & Universities, Colleges, Universities, and Professional Schools, Print Media, Colleges and universities, Health aspects, Reports, Universities and colleges, Ethical aspects, Ethics, McGill University, University of Toronto, British Medical Journal (Periodical)

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Tobacco graphics feasible: printers

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Commercial printers have said that new warning labels on cigarette packages are technically feasible to print.Canada's Ministry of Health has announced the new regulations, which require tobacco companies to place more extensive warnings and graphic depictions of disease on their tobacco products.

Government regulation (cont), Printing, Tobacco farms, Tobacco, Tobacco Farming, Commercial Printing, Laws, regulations and rules, Tobacco industry, Printing industry, Packaging, Canada. Health Canada

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