Workplace Smoking Policies and Public Reaction in Alberta

user-user protocol

type I hypersensitivity reaction | anaphylactic reaction | immediate hypersensitivity

type II hypersensitivity reaction | cytotoxic reaction | antibody-mediated hypersensitivity | cytolytic reaction

Mitsuda reaction [ lepromin reaction ]

febrile non-hemolytic transfusion reaction | FNHTR | non-hemolytic febrile transfusion reaction | NHFTR | febrile, nonhemolytic reaction | chills without fever

Hygiene apron, single-use

I would say that the reaction from the users of the hospital and the front line staff has always been extremely positive about the improvements we're making to the whole of the facilities.

B. whereas plastic materials are becoming increasingly diverse and their use is on the rise, leading to larger volumes of waste and increasing combination with other materials and compounds; whereas plastic accumulates in large quantities (a total of 80 MT is estimated to be floating in the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans) and persists in the environment for hundreds of years, killing marine life, provoking toxic reactions and releasing endocrine disrupters, substances that are carcinogenic, mutagenic or toxic for reproduction , nanoparticles, and persistent organic pollutants into the ecosystems and hence the food chain; whereas in 2010 ...[+++]alone, 95,5 billion plastic bags were placed on the EU market, the majority of which were intended to be used only once, while they are restricted or banned in many countries;

B. whereas plastic materials are becoming increasingly diverse and their use is on the rise, leading to larger volumes of waste and increasing combination with other materials and compounds; whereas plastic accumulates in large quantities (a total of 80 MT is estimated to be floating in the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans) and persists in the environment for hundreds of years, killing marine life, provoking toxic reactions and releasing endocrine disrupters, substances that are carcinogenic, mutagenic or toxic for reproduction , nanoparticles, and persistent organic pollutants into the ecosystems and hence the food chain; whereas in 2010 a ...[+++]lone, 95.5 billion plastic bags were placed on the EU market, the majority of which were intended to be used only once, while they are restricted or banned in many countries;

I find it ironic that when a substance is deemed illegal, a common response has been to say that we should just ban it, yet when there's a medical purpose, we can understand that even though there are a lot of risks with that particular drug, whether it's OxyContin or something similar to that, there are legitimate medical uses.