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To meet their essential needs or those of their families, young black African immigrants from 15 to 24 years of age living in Brooks, Alberta, Canada, are trying to reconcile full-time night work with full-time school attendance. In most cases employers comply with the regulations on employment of children in Alberta, but no one can state with certainty that the age limit for this kind of employment is always observed. This pilot research examines the social impact of such work and study arrangements on young Francophone immigrants. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

After the Médiator® scandal and other political scandals that have pointed out the possible interaction of conflicts of interest in many situations, the necessity to clarify the relationship between drug companies and CME is evident. Today, the debate is still open, and practitioners are waiting for the laws that will organize the funding of French CME. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]