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Jan 15, 2025 | 
msn.com | David McFadden
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Jan 15, 2025 | 
medicalxpress.com | David McFadden
Smoking stubbornly remains a leading cause of disease, disability and death in Canada, even as prevalence rates have fallen significantly over the last 50 years. So what new smoking cessation initiative can save lives and billions of dollars in health-care costs? A highly compelling analysis by a uOttawa Faculty of Medicine health economist explores the long-term impacts of one bold smoking restriction proposal: a lifetime ban on tobacco products to individuals born after a specific date.
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Jan 15, 2025 | 
uottawa.ca | David McFadden
A highly compelling analysis by a uOttawa Faculty of Medicine health economist explores the long-term impacts of one bold smoking restriction proposal: a lifetime ban on tobacco products to individuals born after a specific date. This “smoke-free generation” concept is aimed at forging a generation of individuals who would never be able to legally purchase tobacco or nicotine vaping products.
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Dec 10, 2024 | 
cei.org | David McFadden
Rather like its chief, the Biden administration has moments of lucidity. When that occurs, it is entitled to a measure of praise. Praise, and perhaps thanksgiving, is due because on the day before Thanksgiving, the Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs quietly withdrew the Department of Labor’s proposal to burden registered apprenticeship programs. Apprenticeship programs that are registered with the Department of Labor are subject to departmental requirements and are eligible for subsidies.
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Dec 5, 2024 | 
cei.org | David McFadden
On November 27, the Biden administration withdrew the Department of Labor’s proposed rule imposing costly, burdensome requirements on everyone involved in federal apprenticeship programs. CEI opposed the rule and applauds its withdrawal. “As CEI explained in a comment it submitted to the Department of Labor, the proposed rule would have generated paperwork and red tape for their own sake and no particular purpose,” said David S. McFadden, CEI attorney.
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Nov 27, 2024 | 
uottawa.ca | David McFadden
The CNMD’s enviable roster of world-class investigators has steadily advanced new approaches for diagnosing, treating and seeking tomorrow’s cures for neuromuscular disorders – a broad range of medical conditions that get progressively worse over time and impair how muscles and nerves function. This is profoundly consequential work: Roughly 14 million people across the world are affected by neuromuscular diseases – including over 10,000 people in eastern Ontario alone.
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Nov 27, 2024 | 
uottawa.ca | David McFadden
The CNMD’s enviable roster of world-class investigators has steadily advanced new approaches for diagnosing, treating and seeking tomorrow’s cures for neuromuscular disorders – a broad range of medical conditions that get progressively worse over time and impair how muscles and nerves function. This is profoundly consequential work: Roughly 14 million people across the world are affected by neuromuscular diseases – including over 10,000 people in eastern Ontario alone.
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Nov 14, 2024 | 
yourtango.com | David McFadden
At the beginning of a relationship, intense feelings draw a couple together, so they think it will always stay intensely romantic. A new romance is easy and requires almost no work to keep the passion alive, so unconsciously, you think it will always stay that way. However, there comes a time when a relationship takes intentional effort to keep from drifting away from your partner.
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Nov 7, 2024 | 
medicalxpress.com | David McFadden
Mitochondria have long been known as the tiny organelles that act as the battery packs inside our cells while also serving as internal sensors and communicators. But relatively little is understood about how their energy-producing activities in soupy cellular interiors impacts metastatic cancer, which occurs when cancerous cells spread in the body.
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Nov 7, 2024 | 
uottawa.ca | David McFadden
Mitochondria have long been known as the tiny organelles that act as the battery packs inside our cells while also serving as internal sensors and communicators. But relatively little is understood about how their energy-producing activities in soupy cellular interiors impacts metastatic cancer, which occurs when cancerous cells spread in the body.
