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Wong HE, Donnelly JP. 1968. A preliminary pesticide survey in the Bay of Quinte and international section of the St. Lawrence River. Department of National Health and Welfare, Division of Public Health Engineering. Manuscript Report KR-68-4. [Pg.319]

Pett,55 Director of the Division of Nutrition, Department of National Health and Welfare of Canada, has on the basis of the "best data possible,.. . admittedly not entirely satisfactory," arrived at the following figures for the thiamine requirements of 15 individuals ... [Pg.199]

The Department of National Health and Welfare Act gives repon-sibility to this department to investigate and conduct programs related to public health. The Minister of National Health and Welfare has the authority to prescribe, by regulation, standards for foods (and, consequently, water). Although standards have been prescribed for bottled (mineral and spring) waters, standards have not been prescribed for tap water because of the major role traditionally assumed by the provinces. [Pg.712]

Table I shows average values for the levels of these contaminants obtained from various national surveys undertaken by the Department of National Health and Welfare. Some water supplies showed significantly higher concentrations of these substances than those in Table I, and in these cases the contribution via water to the total daily intake would be proportionally greater. Table I shows average values for the levels of these contaminants obtained from various national surveys undertaken by the Department of National Health and Welfare. Some water supplies showed significantly higher concentrations of these substances than those in Table I, and in these cases the contribution via water to the total daily intake would be proportionally greater.
There is a scarcity of Canadian data on ground water quality. In 1979, a survey was undertaken by the Department of National Health and Welfare. Water samples were taken at 30 water treatment plants in 29 municipalities serving 5.5 million consumers, including all major population centers (11). Only three of these were ground water sources where minimal or no treatment was practiced. The total organic carbon content of these ground waters was less than half of that found in water supplies taken from rivers and lakes, and the trihalomethane content was also significantly low. [Pg.717]

Tap Water Consumption in Canada Department of National Health and Welfare Ottawa, 1981 Report No. 82-EHD-80. [Pg.725]

Environmental Health Directorate, Department of National Health and Welfare, and Chemistry and Biology Research Institute, Agriculture Canada,... [Pg.157]

Corbet RL, Worobey BL, Webster GRB. 1981. Preliminary analysis and confirmation of the presence of polychlorinated dibenzo-p-dioxin (PCDD) and polychlorinated biphenyls (PCB) in lake sediment. In Muir DC, ed. Sixteenth Annual Workshop on pesticide residue analysis and ninth annual workshop on the chemistry and biochemistry of herbicides, Winnepeg, Manitoba, Canada Department of National Health and Welfare, Health Protection Branch, 111-116. [Pg.600]

Recommendations for Prevention Programs in Relation to Nutrition and Cardiovascular Disease," Bureau of Nutritional Sciences, Health Protection Branch, Canadian Department of National Health and Welfare, 1977. [Pg.37]

Department of the Environment and Department of National Health and Welfere, Priority Chemicals 1979 (The Canada Gazette Part 1, December 1979). [Pg.248]

The PCP Act, which is administered through the Department of Agriculture, and the F D Act, which is administered through the Department of National Health and Welfare (NHW), require premarket testing and evaluation of products prior to commercialization. Both of these Acts appear to be sufficiently broad to enable regulation of both chemicals and microbes developed through biotechnology. [Pg.339]

Eighteenth World Medical Assembly, Helsinki, Finland, 13-20 June 1964, Programme Biographies and Photos of Programme Participants, WMA 1963 Meeting Department of National Health and Welfare, Ottawa, Canada, National Health Grants, 1948-1961 (January 1962)... [Pg.582]

Ng, T. K. W., and Chong, Y. H. (1977). J. Trop. Pediat. Environ. Child Health 23, 91-93. Nutrition Canada (1973). Nutrition A National Priority. A Report by Nutrition Canada to the Department of National Health and Welfare. Cat. No. H-58-36. [Pg.385]

Department of National Health and Welfare Ottawa, Ontario... [Pg.129]

Chief, Poison Control and Adverse Reaction Reporting Programs Division Bureau of Epidemiology, Laboratory Centre for Disease Control Health Proteetion Branch Department of National Health and Welfare Tunney s Pasture OTTAWA, Ontario KIA 1B8 Canada... [Pg.389]


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