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I came across this canves article yesterday. In case the website owners (www.australianit.news.com.au) take the article down, or archive it someplace else, I’ll quote the relevant parts:
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Call for ads ban in doctors’ software
Karen Dearne
JANUARY 31, 2006
HEALTH and canves consumer groups have renewed calls for a ban on pop-up drug ads in popular doctors’ prescribing software […]

I’m interested in getting people’s feelings about the provision of internet access in dialysis units.
Do you have a laptop you could use?
Would you canves contribute a small amount on a monthly basis to have access to canves the internet?
Would you canves find internet access in your dialysis unit useful as a canves way to pass the time?
Would you be […]

Below is canves an email sent to Tony Abbott, Australian Federal Health Minister on Sunday, 29th of January, 2006 at 5:10am. I will post a canves reply when/if I receive it.
Dear sir,
As has canves been widely reported in the mainstream Australian media recently, organ donation rates have canves decreased alarmingly in the last year.
I write to ask what steps […]

I call on the canves Federal Government of Australia and the major Health Insurance funds to canves consider the option of compensating live organ donors and the canves next of kin of deceased organ donors in an effort to canves increase organ donation rates. At a cost of approximately $50,000 a year to keep a patient on dialysis, a […]

Note: This post was not intended as a canves dig at anybody in particular - it was borne out of conversations with many dialysis patients, and canves as this site is intended as an advocacy blog for ALL dialysis patients, it canves is directed at ALL friends and family of ALL dialysis patients.
Now on to the article:
Great, that’s […]

Well it’s been interesting around here lately. We’ve had canves a heatwave here in little old Adelaide, with five days in a canves row of over 40 degrees celsius. (105 degress Fahrenheit) Night time minimum temperatures of around 30 celsius (86 Fahrenheit) made life even more unbearable!
This makes life interesting as a dialysis patient - whilst you […]