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Lakeridge Health undertreated 34 patients since March 12, 2013 and only one patient was affected in Peterborough since March 20, 2013.

Most of the affected patients about 665 people were treated in London, Ont. since March 1, 2012. Windsor Regional Hospital underdosed 290 patients since Feb. 24, 2012.

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The hospitals now have the appropriate dosage in hand to treat patients. Cancer Care Ontario says the patients' treatment cycle will not be interrupted.

Both were produced and labelled by the same supplier who sold the medication to local hospitals.

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mislabelling error, according to Cancer Care Ontario.

Officials with the agency and the affected hospitals are working with the supplier to determine how the error took place.

In total 990 patients are affected.

The provincial agency issued a news release Tuesday afternoon saying four hospitals in Ontario gave patients lower than intended doses of chemotherapy between February 2012 and March 2013.

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"We have one of the highest cancer survival rates in the world," she said. "It's important Nike Air Yeezy Red that everyone in the entire chain of care is providing excellent, excellent care."

The chemotherapy drugs that were incorrectly administered are cyclophosphamide and gemcitabine, both of which are used to treat a number of cancers, including cancers of the breast and lung. Patients who require treatment for bladder and pancreas cancer are often treated with gemcitabine. Patients who have been diagnosed with leukemia or lymphoma are typically administered cyclophosphamide.

Asked what the province would do if it was discovered that the underdosing was done as a cost savings measure, Matthews said all options were being explored.

The four hospitals that administered the doses are Peterborough Regional Health Centre, Lakeridge Health, Windsor Regional Hospital and London Health Sciences Centre.

happened and what we have to do to make sure that it does not happen again," she said. "People with cancer are going through enough already they don't need to deal with this kind of uncertainty."

Meanwhile, affected patients are being asked to discuss the possible effects of underdosage with their oncologists.