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Disease
Radio host Allan McFee sends messages from loved ones and plays songs for patients in sanatoria, or TB hospitals. - Radio, 4:33
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June 4, 1954
Allan McFee visits TB hospitals
Radio
4:33
Public Health
The drug company that manufactured thalidomide provides money to eight thalidomide families. - Television, 0:39
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July 4, 1968
Eight families receive settlement in thalidomide case
Television
0:39
Disease
Public health nurses visit TB patients to ensure they follow a drug regimen of eight pills daily for up to a year. - Television, 6:32
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Nov. 2, 1995
Ensuring tuberculosis treatment
Television
6:32
Public Health
Thalidomide victims face huge financial burdens while the Canadian government doesn't admit responsibility. - Television, 4:05
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Feb. 14, 1989
Government evades thalidomide responsibility
Television
4:05
Public Health
The Canadian government fails to warn the public about the dangers of thalidomide. - Television, 7:51
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Feb. 14, 1989
Government withholds warnings about Thalidomide
Television
7:51
Disease
A study says too many immigrants are coming into Canada with tuberculosis, and refugees with the disease aren't treated quickly enough. - Television, 5:18
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Feb. 19, 2001
Inadequate TB screening for immigrants
Television
5:18
Health Care System
My grandfather's legacy is being bloodletted, warns actor Kiefer Sutherland at a medicare rally. - Radio, 4:11
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April 17, 2000
Kiefer Sutherland fights for medicare
Radio
4:11
Medical Research
Animal tests by researchers at the University of Saskatchewan have shown potential for a new human TB vaccine. - Television, 1:34
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June 6, 1997
On the verge of a new TB vaccine
Television
1:34
Public Health
Ontario Premier John Robarts promises compensation to thalidomide victims. - Television, 1:12
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Nov. 23, 1962
Provincial compensation promised to thalidomiders
Television
1:12
Disease
The rate of tuberculosis in Black Lake, Saskatchewan is rising due to overcrowding and poor sanitation. - Television, 8:17
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Nov. 4, 1991
TB plagues northern natives
Television
8:17
Disease
Doctors are worried about the rapid spread of tuberculosis among immigrants, aboriginals and the poor in inner-city Vancouver. - Television, 2:12
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Dec. 5, 1984
TB resurfaces in Vancouver's Downtown Eastside
Television
2:12
Disease
A retrofitted navy ship visits otherwise inaccessible towns on the Newfoundland coast to test for tuberculosis. - Television, 1:54
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June 16, 1961
TB tests aboard retrofitted navy ship
Television
1:54
Disease
Thousands of Inuit went south for TB treatment and never returned. Now their families are finally learning what happened to them. - Television, 8:00
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Jan. 30, 1989
TB treatment in south takes Inuit from families
Television
8:00
Public Health
Terry Fox says Toronto is making him "a little bit hyper." - Radio, 3:32
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July 11, 1980
Terry Fox hits Toronto
Radio
3:32
Disease
A retrofitted navy ship visits otherwise inaccessible towns on the Newfoundland coast to test for tuberculosis. - Radio, 9:37
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Dec. 23, 1978
Test for TB: free chest X-ray aboard navy ship
Radio
9:37
Public Health
Canadians learn of the severe birth defects caused by thalidomide. - Radio, 3:26
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Aug. 1, 1962
Thalidomide effects revealed
Radio
3:26
Public Health
In 1989 a task force is established to seek compensation from the federal government. - Television, 7:07
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Nov. 23, 1987
Thalidomide task force established
Television
7:07
Public Health
Three months later the government says it's still not ready to act on Task Force report. - Television, 2:13
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April 18, 1989
Thalidomiders disappointed over compensation case
Television
2:13
Public Health
After almost 30 years the federal government agrees to pay thalidomiders $7.5 million. - Radio, 1:58
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Feb. 13, 1990
Thalidomiders get compensation at last
Radio
1:58
Disease
<I>Quirks & Quarks</I> explains how TB attacks the body, and discusses the key to stopping its spread. - Radio, 15:12
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Dec. 14, 1996
The science of tuberculosis
Radio
15:12
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