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 A Patient's Guide to Medical Information  For Immediate Release (September 29, 2003)  Coming October 6th to waiting rooms of 16,500 doctorsProduced in partnership with the Canadian Pharmacists Association
 Consumers today can look up health information on the Internet, 
              and practically all magazines have a health section. Even junk mail 
              and e-mail send people messages about health and medications. What 
              resources can consumers trust? UNIQUE NICHEA Patient's Guide to Medical Information, a new Canadian 
              publication, fills a unique niche in the healthcare market. This 
              periodical explains to consumers how they can efficiently find quality 
              health information which is relevant to them as Canadians. It also 
              explains how to get the most from pharmacists, trained health professionals 
              who are available 24 hours a day without an appointment.
 STATISTICSFamily physicians in Canada can provide, on average, eight minutes 
              per patient per visit. Within this framework there is limited time 
              for discussion about disease prevention and how medications work. 
              Patients may also think of questions hours after a doctor's visit. 
              Many turn to the Internet for information, and current figures indicate 
              that up to 50% make health decisions based on the information found 
              on the web! A Patient's Guide to Medical Information explains how 
              to evaluate resources for quality and how to ask the right questions.
 CONTENT AND DESIGNBeautifully designed, A Patient's Guide to Medical Information also 
              features articles on anti-aging, disease prevention and treatment, 
              entertains with news and trivia, and provides a directory of quality 
              Canadian resources including information, local programs, as well 
              as networking and support opportunities.
 The upcoming October issue features "How to take herbal medications 
              safely", "Looking up health information? Go Canadian!! 
              Here is why", "Caring for sensitive skin", "Got 
              headache: Tylenol, Advil or Aspirin?" and much more
. -30- CONTACT INFOA Patient's Guide to Medical Information is published by BioMed 
              Content Group Inc.
 FOR MORE INFORMATION and TO SET UP INTERVIEWS contact:
 Anna Liachenko, Publishing Director
 T: 888.671.9142; F: 905.274.4142
 patientguide@sympatico.ca
 
 
 
 
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