OTTAWA – Health Canada is advising Canadians that it has seized health products from Aphrodite Aesthetic Clinic (3311 Bayview Avenue, Unit 101, North York, Ontario) because they may pose serious health risks. 
Tag: 3-Health products | 2-Advisory
July 26, 2019 For immediate release
OTTAWA – In follow up to Health Canada’s communication on unauthorized stem cell therapies on May 15, 2019, Health Canada would like to clarify for patients and practitioners that Platelet Rich Plasma (PRP) treatments, including Platelet Rich Fibrin treatments, are not the same as cell therapies and, as a result, are not subject to Health Canada’s Policy Position Paper on Autologous Cell Therapy Products.
Last updated: 2019-07-25 For immediate release OTTAWA – Health Canada is advising Canadians that laser-based medical devices are not authorized to treat fungal nail infections…
Last updated: 2019-07-19 July 19, 2019For immediate release OTTAWA – Pfizer Canada is reporting that, while there has been stable supply of EpiPen auto-injectors in…
OTTAWA -At Health Canada’s request, Nutrabolics Inc. is voluntarily recalling “Blackout,” a sleep-aid product, because it is labelled to contain a drug (L-tryptophan) at a prescription-strength dose, and may pose serious health risks. Blackout has not been authorized by Health Canada, which means it has not been evaluated for safety, effectiveness or quality. 
July 4, 2019 For immediate release
Diabetes patients who are using an affected Medtronic MiniMed 508 or MiniMed Paradigm insulin pump listed below.
These foreign health products have been found by the Australian Therapeutic Goods Administration to contain undeclared drug ingredients. 