Proposed Ontario drug regulation changes worry policy experts

22 November 2019 - The Ontario government is proposing drug regulation changes that it says will remove red tape and ...

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Santen receives CADTH Canadian Drug Expert Committee reimbursement recommendation for Verkazia (cyclosporin 0.1%) eye drops

22 November 2019 - Santen Canada announced that the Canadian Agency for Drugs and Technologies in Health Canadian Drug Expert Committee ...

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Revised process for cell and gene therapies

21 November 2019 - CADTH has undertaken an internal review and established a novel process for the review of cell and ...

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Ontario and Quebec provide reimbursement for HIV therapies Pifeltro (doravirine) and Delstrigo (doravirine/lamivudine/tenofovir disoproxil fumarate)

18 November 2019 - For more than 30 years, Merck has been committed to scientific research and discovery in HIV that ...

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Biosimilars make progress in the Canadian market, but stakeholders see more work ahead

18 November 2019 - While much attention over the past few weeks has been on the US biosimilars market, with its ...

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Picturing ELSI+: a visual representation of ethical, legal, and social issues, and patient experiences in health technology assessment in Canada

15 November 2019 - Consideration of ethical, legal, and social issues plus patient values (ELSI+) in health technology assessment is challenging ...

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'This drug saved my life;' cystic fibrosis patient accuses drug company, Canada of stalling on approval

17 November 2019 - A West Island woman living with cystic fibrosis says the prohibitive price of a drug is ...

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Costly prescription eye treatment highlights a loophole in Canada’s drug-price regulation process

28 October 2019 - The Ontario government has begun covering $100,000-a-year eye drops for an ultrarare disease, bringing relief to ...

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It’s time for Canada to embrace universal pharmacare and protect drug coverage from corporate erosion

28 October 2019 - President Trump recently unveiled an executive order — originally titled “Protecting Medicare from Socialist Destruction” — ...

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Canadian election clears path for universal drug plan

23 October 2019 - Canada’s Liberal government is more likely to pass a universal prescription drug plan after losing its majority ...

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Patients in Quebec now have access to Dupixent for the treatment of moderate-to-severe atopic dermatitis

22 October 2019 - Quebec becomes the first province to list Dupixent for public reimbursement in adult patients. ...

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Which health care promises will the Liberals realistically be able to keep?

22 October 2019 - The Liberals have a number of significant health care-related campaign promises to live up to as ...

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Voters beware: national pharmacare is unnecessary, bad for privately insured Canadians and costly for taxpayers

18 October 2019 - Research has shown it would be less disruptive and less expensive to just fill the gaps caused ...

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Election 2019: unprecedented hope for universal pharmacare

15 October 2019 - Pharmacare continues to be the most salient unfinished business of Canada’s public health care system since Medicare ...

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Low-income Canadians struggling to pay for medications plead for pharmacare

8 October 2019 - Three of the major federal parties have promised they’ll introduce universal pharmacare if elected.  ...

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