Consumer Affairs & Relations

Health Canada is drafting legislation to prohibit the importation, sale and advertising of polycarbonate baby bottles that contain bisphenol A.

Recent reports of serious illness in infants in East Asia, caused by ingestion of infant formula contaminated by melamine, may be causing public concern.

NDMAC wants Canadians to use the federal election as an opportunity to stress the need for amendments to the Food and Drugs Act.

Edmonton pharmacists Rick Kriese and Lily Mauer-Kriese gave their children the ultimate surprise with a trip to Disney Land, and brought a copy of Pharmacy Practice along with them.