TORONTO - A Canadian doctor is facing a long-awaited warning for sexually transmitted infections, the government said Wednesday.
A federal court in Toronto has found that Viagra was linked to an increased risk of sexually transmitted infections in men taking the drug.
The government said the Canadian drugmaker, which is based in Montreal, is facing a legal battle to protect its patients' privacy.
The health regulator said it was investigating the issue after it discovered that Viagra had been linked to an increased risk of sexually transmitted infections in men taking the drug.
The federal court ruling comes as health officials warn Canadians against using the drug to treat men who have tested positive for the sexually transmitted bacteria.
The health regulator, the Canadian Association of Boards of Pharmacy, said the Canadian drugmaker was seeking to protect patients' privacy.
The Canadian drugmaker has also faced a legal battle to protect its finances and patients' identities.
A provincial court in Toronto ruled in favour of the drugmaker Wednesday.
The Canadian government said it was reviewing the issue.
Canada's health minister, Jillian Loy, issued a statement saying the Canadian drugmaker had been trying to protect its finances and patients' identities.
Loy has said the company has been taking steps to protect Canadians' financial and privacy.
In a statement, the drugmaker said it is fully cooperating with the government's investigation and is cooperating with any questions or concerns.
The Health Canada said that while it is investigating the issue, the company had made "an effort to ensure Canadians have access to accurate information when necessary."
The Canadian government also said it is taking a proactive approach to its health care and business operations.
In its response to the court ruling, Health Canada said the company had "engaged in extensive and transparent consultations with patients, regulatory bodies, and relevant parties" before obtaining a license.
The drugmaker said that the information sought from the Health Canada's website was not being used by the company.
The company also declined to comment on the case.
It said the health regulator's investigation was ongoing and the Canadian drugmaker will continue to take steps to protect Canadians' financial and privacy.
The Health Canada said it is taking steps to protect its finances and patients' identities.
It said that while it is "reviewing all aspects of its activities and obligations" to Canadians and the public, it is reviewing its activities and obligations and will update its public affairs department on the latest information available to Canadians.
The Canadian drugmaker has also made a formal submission to the Health Ministry and its Health Department to cease its practices of prescribing the drug to Canadians.
A spokesman for the Canadian drugmaker said the Canadian drugmaker has taken all steps possible to ensure the company does not face any legal or regulatory challenges.
The Canadian government has said it will "ensure that Canadians receive the most accurate, evidence-based information they need on the most important health issues of their lives" and that Canadians are fully aware of the risks of using the drug.
Last year, Health Canada said it was considering a request from the government to include the risk of sexually transmitted infections in the drug's list of "health-related conditions."
The Canadian government also said it is reviewing all aspects of its activities and obligations to Canadians, including its activities with pharmaceutical companies and other parties involved in the health-care industry.
Health Canada said that while it is "reviewing all aspects of its activities and obligations" to Canadians, "it is reviewing all steps it has taken in the last 12 months and will update its public affairs department on the latest information available to Canadians."
It said that while it is reviewing its activities and obligations, it has "engaged in extensive and transparent consultations with patients, regulatory bodies, and relevant parties" before obtaining a license.
Health Canada said the Canadian government has taken all steps possible to ensure Canadians have access to accurate information when necessary.
Health Canada said that while it is reviewing its activities and obligations, it has taken a proactive approach to its health care and business operations.
In a statement, Health Canada said that while it is "reviewing all aspects of its activities and obligations" to Canadians, "it is reviewing all steps it has taken in the last 12 months and will update its public affairs department on the latest information available to Canadians."
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