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Michèle Brill-Edwards

Michèle Brill-Edwards is a former senior Health Canada drug regulator, a former whistleblower, and a member of the board of the Canadian Health Coalition.

Canada’s blood supply must not be put at risk to benefit surging for-profit plasma collection

  • Voluntary blood donations are down in Canada. With a loss of more than 30,000 donors in the past two years, the Canadian Blood Services
Opinion | BY MICHèLE BRILL-EDWARDS | August 4, 2022
The solution is clear. Intervention to protect our future blood supply system is needed urgently, writes Michèle Brill-Edwards. Photograph courtesy of Rawpixel

Canada’s blood supply must not be put at risk to benefit surging for-profit plasma collection

Opinion | BY MICHèLE BRILL-EDWARDS | August 4, 2022
  • Voluntary blood donations are down in Canada. With a loss of more than 30,000 donors in the past two years, the Canadian Blood Services

Canada’s blood supply must not be put at risk to benefit surging for-profit plasma collection

Opinion | BY MICHèLE BRILL-EDWARDS | August 4, 2022
  • Voluntary blood donations are down in Canada. With a loss of more than 30,000 donors in the past two years, the Canadian Blood Services
The solution is clear. Intervention to protect our future blood supply system is needed urgently, writes Michèle Brill-Edwards. Photograph courtesy of Rawpixel

Canada’s blood supply must not be put at risk to benefit surging for-profit plasma collection

  • Voluntary blood donations are down in Canada. With a loss of more than 30,000 donors in the past two years, the Canadian Blood Services
Opinion | BY MICHèLE BRILL-EDWARDS | August 4, 2022
The solution is clear. Intervention to protect our future blood supply system is needed urgently, writes Michèle Brill-Edwards. Photograph courtesy of Rawpixel

Canada’s blood supply must not be put at risk to benefit surging for-profit plasma collection

Opinion | BY MICHèLE BRILL-EDWARDS | August 4, 2022
  • Voluntary blood donations are down in Canada. With a loss of more than 30,000 donors in the past two years, the Canadian Blood Services

Canada’s blood supply must not be put at risk to benefit surging for-profit plasma collection

Opinion | BY MICHèLE BRILL-EDWARDS | August 4, 2022
  • Voluntary blood donations are down in Canada. With a loss of more than 30,000 donors in the past two years, the Canadian Blood Services
The solution is clear. Intervention to protect our future blood supply system is needed urgently, writes Michèle Brill-Edwards. Photograph courtesy of Rawpixel

Deregulation of blood safety: Health Canada’s unhealthy decision on paid plasma

  • Health Canada has quietly licensed a commercial facility that pays for plasma collected from Canadian citizens in Saskatoon. Although seemingly innocuous, this constitutes a
Opinion | BY MICHèLE BRILL-EDWARDS | March 7, 2016

Deregulation of blood safety: Health Canada’s unhealthy decision on paid plasma

Opinion | BY MICHèLE BRILL-EDWARDS | March 7, 2016
  • Health Canada has quietly licensed a commercial facility that pays for plasma collected from Canadian citizens in Saskatoon. Although seemingly innocuous, this constitutes a

Deregulation of blood safety: Health Canada’s unhealthy decision on paid plasma

Opinion | BY MICHèLE BRILL-EDWARDS | March 7, 2016
  • Health Canada has quietly licensed a commercial facility that pays for plasma collected from Canadian citizens in Saskatoon. Although seemingly innocuous, this constitutes a
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