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Health R&D spending increasing at higher than average rate

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April 4, 2001

Health R&D has steadily grown to account for a full 20% of all R&D with $3.3 billion conducted in 2000, according to the latest data from Statistics Canada. That's up from $1.225 billion in 1988 when health R&D accounted for 13.

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