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In front of me is the Public Health and Epidemiology Report Ontario (PHERO)
dated December 17, 1999.

In it the medical officer of health states: "In March of 1999, the
provincial government announced its intention to cost-share in public
health.  This government also committed itself to funding the Public Health
Research, Education Development Program."

Is this accurate?  Can someone provide me with some insights and details
concerning this?

Thanks!

Dennis R.


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