Alternative Medicine / Norton / R.S .A. / Ideo / Calgary Herald / Angus Reid Group / S co / Wilson / CAM / Toronto Star / /
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Europe / /
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Netherlands / France / United States / Canada / Australia / Israel / Denmark / /
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AUD / /
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M&A / /
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Tzu Chi Institute / Quebec College of Physicians / Supreme Court / Prentice Hall / M arch / Library of Parliament / Ontario College of Physicians / University of Alberta / Health Law Institute / College of Physicians / Saskatchewan College of Physicians / Alberta College of Physicians / /
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health food store / conventional medical services / provincial health insurance programs / technology-oriented approach / health systems / /
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alternative medicine / osteopathy / chiropractic / homeopathy / /
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US office of Alternative Medicine / Health Law Institute / Supreme Court / National Access / Surgeons Ad Hoc Committee on Complementary Medicine / College of Physicians / Ontario College of Physicians / University of Alberta / Congress / Tzu Chi Institute for Complementary / federal government / New York Academy of the Sciences / Medical Society of Nova Scotia / Faculty of Medicine and Dentistry / College of Physicians and Surgeons / Physicians and Surgeons Ad Hoc Committee on Complementary Medicine / /
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Timothy Caulfield / Colin Feasby / Fac / Tracy Bailey / L. Clark Param / /
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Editor / physician / rt / Director Research / General / king / judge / Associate Professor / Chair a Research / /
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Alberta / Saskatchewan / Nova Scotia / Ontario / /
Potions, Promises and Paradoxes: Complementary and Alternative Medicine and Malpractice Law in Canada Timothy Caulfield and Colin Feasby* I. Introduction Over the past decade there has be en a pheno menal grow th of publ