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Wednesday, 25th May 2005

Canada: Adverse drug reaction database goes online

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Drugs--Canada--Canada
Source: CBC
Adverse drug reaction database goes online
Health Canada is making its database of adverse drug reactions available to Canadians in a searchable online format..." Direct to
Canadian Adverse Drug Reaction Monitoring Program (CADRMP) Adverse Reaction Database
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Businesses--United States--Lists & Rankings
Source: Entrepreneur and PriceWaterhouseCoopers
2005 Hot 100: The Fastest Growing New Businesses in America
" Which companies are breaking out of the pack this year? Our Hot 100 shows they run the gamut, from real estate and restaurants to staffing and spas. These companies are no more than five years old, but have annual sales in excess of $1 million. Read on to learn more about these rising stars and their success secrets."
How the Rankings Are Compiled
Trends and Stats From the Hot 100
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Congressional Research Service
A Selection of New/Recently Updated CRS Reports
Source: Congressional Research Service (via FPC and National Library for the Environment)
+ Genetic Testing: Scientific Background and Nondiscrimination Legislation
+ Iraq's New Security Forces: The Challenge of Sectarian and Ethnic Influences
+ Organization of American States: A Primer
+ Terrorism and Security Issues Facing the Water Infrastructure Sector
+ Forest Fire Protection
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Investing--Portals
Source: MSN
MSN Money Adds New Research Tools
New services including:
+ Exchange Traded Funds (ETF) Center
+ Currency Converter and Cross Currency Table
+ MSN Money "Only" Search Tool
+ News Sources Added to Newscenter
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Human Rights
Source: Amnesty International
Amnesty International Report 2005
"This Amnesty International Report, which covers 149 countries, highlights the failure of national governments and international organizations to deal with human rights violations, and calls for greater international accountability."
Full Country List by Region
Supplementary press materials (via DocuTicker)

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