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What does Health Canada’s latest biomonitoring study say about the state of Canada’s toxics law?

The shortcomings in Canada’s approach to protecting us from the risks of BPA and other endocrine disruptors illustrate how CEPA, Canada's toxics law, is ill-equipped to deal with everyday sources of exposures to harmful chemicals, as well as environmental pollution.

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BY ELAINE MACDONALD, MUHANNAD MALAS
September 18, 2017

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Canada needs a modern, national health data architecture

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To address online harms, Canada must commit to digital media literacy

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