Guest guest Posted July 20, 2007 Report Share Posted July 20, 2007 hmmm, maybe a start, but not an accurate source yet. I have talked to alot in Canada who have filed reports and those have never been added to the datatbase. Hopefully they are catching up, but for now it's as bad as Medwatch here in the U.S. > > WOW !!! This is a great resource to have on hand ! Thanks so much Jim (or > whoever sent this around) - wish I had time to read everything that is > posted here.... but so happy whenever I do check in! I wonder how many > souls you guys have saved today > > Love to all, > Cassie > > > This is much better than the FDA. > > Thanks, > Jim > > Canada does have a MedWatch type database accessible to the public.Its > not a totally complete database but I guess its a start for Canada. > Better than what the US gives out for information anyway. > > http://www.hc-sc.gc.ca/dhp- mps/medeff/databasdon/agreement_accord_e.html > > > At the bottom of the page: > > >>Click through agreement<< > > Click on: > > >>I have read and understand the preceding statement > > I would like to search a subset of the Canadian Adverse Reaction > Database<< > > You can then search by drug name under #2 Health Product Search Criteria. > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 20, 2007 Report Share Posted July 20, 2007 hmmm, maybe a start, but not an accurate source yet. I have talked to alot in Canada who have filed reports and those have never been added to the datatbase. Hopefully they are catching up, but for now it's as bad as Medwatch here in the U.S. > > WOW !!! This is a great resource to have on hand ! Thanks so much Jim (or > whoever sent this around) - wish I had time to read everything that is > posted here.... but so happy whenever I do check in! I wonder how many > souls you guys have saved today > > Love to all, > Cassie > > > This is much better than the FDA. > > Thanks, > Jim > > Canada does have a MedWatch type database accessible to the public.Its > not a totally complete database but I guess its a start for Canada. > Better than what the US gives out for information anyway. > > http://www.hc-sc.gc.ca/dhp- mps/medeff/databasdon/agreement_accord_e.html > > > At the bottom of the page: > > >>Click through agreement<< > > Click on: > > >>I have read and understand the preceding statement > > I would like to search a subset of the Canadian Adverse Reaction > Database<< > > You can then search by drug name under #2 Health Product Search Criteria. > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 20, 2007 Report Share Posted July 20, 2007 hmmm, maybe a start, but not an accurate source yet. I have talked to alot in Canada who have filed reports and those have never been added to the datatbase. Hopefully they are catching up, but for now it's as bad as Medwatch here in the U.S. > > WOW !!! This is a great resource to have on hand ! Thanks so much Jim (or > whoever sent this around) - wish I had time to read everything that is > posted here.... but so happy whenever I do check in! I wonder how many > souls you guys have saved today > > Love to all, > Cassie > > > This is much better than the FDA. > > Thanks, > Jim > > Canada does have a MedWatch type database accessible to the public.Its > not a totally complete database but I guess its a start for Canada. > Better than what the US gives out for information anyway. > > http://www.hc-sc.gc.ca/dhp- mps/medeff/databasdon/agreement_accord_e.html > > > At the bottom of the page: > > >>Click through agreement<< > > Click on: > > >>I have read and understand the preceding statement > > I would like to search a subset of the Canadian Adverse Reaction > Database<< > > You can then search by drug name under #2 Health Product Search Criteria. > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 20, 2007 Report Share Posted July 20, 2007 hmmm, maybe a start, but not an accurate source yet. I have talked to alot in Canada who have filed reports and those have never been added to the datatbase. Hopefully they are catching up, but for now it's as bad as Medwatch here in the U.S. > > WOW !!! This is a great resource to have on hand ! Thanks so much Jim (or > whoever sent this around) - wish I had time to read everything that is > posted here.... but so happy whenever I do check in! I wonder how many > souls you guys have saved today > > Love to all, > Cassie > > > This is much better than the FDA. > > Thanks, > Jim > > Canada does have a MedWatch type database accessible to the public.Its > not a totally complete database but I guess its a start for Canada. > Better than what the US gives out for information anyway. > > http://www.hc-sc.gc.ca/dhp- mps/medeff/databasdon/agreement_accord_e.html > > > At the bottom of the page: > > >>Click through agreement<< > > Click on: > > >>I have read and understand the preceding statement > > I would like to search a subset of the Canadian Adverse Reaction > Database<< > > You can then search by drug name under #2 Health Product Search Criteria. > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 20, 2007 Report Share Posted July 20, 2007 At least you can look at some of the reports, Straterra had some severe reports on there. I haven't looked lately but FDA doesn't give that info away. Jim hmmm, maybe a start, but not an accurate source yet. I have talked to alot in Canada who have filed reports and those have never been added to the datatbase. Hopefully they are catching up, but for now it's as bad as Medwatch here in the U.S. > > WOW !!! This is a great resource to have on hand ! Thanks so much Jim (or > whoever sent this around) - wish I had time to read everything that is > posted here.... but so happy whenever I do check in! I wonder how many > souls you guys have saved today > > Love to all, > Cassie > > > This is much better than the FDA. > > Thanks, > Jim > > Canada does have a MedWatch type database accessible to the public.Its > not a totally complete database but I guess its a start for Canada. > Better than what the US gives out for information anyway. > > http://www.hc-sc.gc.ca/dhp- mps/medeff/databasdon/agreement_accord_e.html > > > At the bottom of the page: > > >>Click through agreement<< > > Click on: > > >>I have read and understand the preceding statement > > I would like to search a subset of the Canadian Adverse Reaction > Database<< > > You can then search by drug name under #2 Health Product Search Criteria. > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 20, 2007 Report Share Posted July 20, 2007 At least you can look at some of the reports, Straterra had some severe reports on there. I haven't looked lately but FDA doesn't give that info away. Jim hmmm, maybe a start, but not an accurate source yet. I have talked to alot in Canada who have filed reports and those have never been added to the datatbase. Hopefully they are catching up, but for now it's as bad as Medwatch here in the U.S. > > WOW !!! This is a great resource to have on hand ! Thanks so much Jim (or > whoever sent this around) - wish I had time to read everything that is > posted here.... but so happy whenever I do check in! I wonder how many > souls you guys have saved today > > Love to all, > Cassie > > > This is much better than the FDA. > > Thanks, > Jim > > Canada does have a MedWatch type database accessible to the public.Its > not a totally complete database but I guess its a start for Canada. > Better than what the US gives out for information anyway. > > http://www.hc-sc.gc.ca/dhp- mps/medeff/databasdon/agreement_accord_e.html > > > At the bottom of the page: > > >>Click through agreement<< > > Click on: > > >>I have read and understand the preceding statement > > I would like to search a subset of the Canadian Adverse Reaction > Database<< > > You can then search by drug name under #2 Health Product Search Criteria. > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 20, 2007 Report Share Posted July 20, 2007 At least you can look at some of the reports, Straterra had some severe reports on there. I haven't looked lately but FDA doesn't give that info away. Jim hmmm, maybe a start, but not an accurate source yet. I have talked to alot in Canada who have filed reports and those have never been added to the datatbase. Hopefully they are catching up, but for now it's as bad as Medwatch here in the U.S. > > WOW !!! This is a great resource to have on hand ! Thanks so much Jim (or > whoever sent this around) - wish I had time to read everything that is > posted here.... but so happy whenever I do check in! I wonder how many > souls you guys have saved today > > Love to all, > Cassie > > > This is much better than the FDA. > > Thanks, > Jim > > Canada does have a MedWatch type database accessible to the public.Its > not a totally complete database but I guess its a start for Canada. > Better than what the US gives out for information anyway. > > http://www.hc-sc.gc.ca/dhp- mps/medeff/databasdon/agreement_accord_e.html > > > At the bottom of the page: > > >>Click through agreement<< > > Click on: > > >>I have read and understand the preceding statement > > I would like to search a subset of the Canadian Adverse Reaction > Database<< > > You can then search by drug name under #2 Health Product Search Criteria. > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 20, 2007 Report Share Posted July 20, 2007 At least you can look at some of the reports, Straterra had some severe reports on there. I haven't looked lately but FDA doesn't give that info away. Jim hmmm, maybe a start, but not an accurate source yet. I have talked to alot in Canada who have filed reports and those have never been added to the datatbase. Hopefully they are catching up, but for now it's as bad as Medwatch here in the U.S. > > WOW !!! This is a great resource to have on hand ! Thanks so much Jim (or > whoever sent this around) - wish I had time to read everything that is > posted here.... but so happy whenever I do check in! I wonder how many > souls you guys have saved today > > Love to all, > Cassie > > > This is much better than the FDA. > > Thanks, > Jim > > Canada does have a MedWatch type database accessible to the public.Its > not a totally complete database but I guess its a start for Canada. > Better than what the US gives out for information anyway. > > http://www.hc-sc.gc.ca/dhp- mps/medeff/databasdon/agreement_accord_e.html > > > At the bottom of the page: > > >>Click through agreement<< > > Click on: > > >>I have read and understand the preceding statement > > I would like to search a subset of the Canadian Adverse Reaction > Database<< > > You can then search by drug name under #2 Health Product Search Criteria. > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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