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- DDSG_CAT_HEADER Health Debates (continued)
- The Ford government gets it wrong on drugs
- Pierre Poilievre’s attack on me is a symptom of a larger problem
- Dementia risk factors identified in new global report are all preventable – addressing them could reduce dementia rates by 45%
- Why dentists are not signing up for the Canadian Dental Care Plan
- Convenient access to alcohol is going to cost us
- Protecting public health care from private investors
- Expanded prescribing powers for nurses makes sense
- Pharma-Scare Tactics: Dispensing Garbage Takes
- Against incredible odds, Canada is getting universal pharmacare
- Can Ontario Fix the Shortage of Personal Support Workers?
- Canada needs a national system for cancer clinical trials
- Why the surge in medically assisted deaths?
- It’s time for OHIP to cover all forms of prescription contraception
- The risks of ending safer supply drugs programs
- Ford government's bottomless determination to convert our drinking into private profit should concern us all
- Growing gas plants: a made-in-Ontario public health failure
- National pharmacare dream dying as Trudeau appears ready to cave to Big Pharma
- National Pharmacare – Time to Get on With It
- The Liberals have a chance to make headway on pharmacare. They should seize the opportunity
- Budget officer estimates cost and savings of single-payer pharmacare
- Politicians come and go, but the clock is now ticking on long-promised pharmacare
- Early indicators of dementia: 5 behaviour changes to look for after age 50
- To fix Canada’s health care, a hard economic truth must be acknowledged
- The answer is clear: we can’t afford privatized health care
- CHC chair calls for progress on pharmacare implementation
- Health Coalition wants $3.5 Billion in Budget for Pharmacare
- Canada has in fact achieved universal drug insurance coverage
- 97 per cent of Canadians have drug coverage and other lies drug manufactures are pushing
- A crisis of neglect: How society can help those with mental illness
- The premiers need to get serious about health care reform, not just funding
- Roadmap For Reform Can Save Canadian Healthcare: A General Consensus View
- Ontario’s doctors report progress on health-care recommendations but more needs to be done
- There’s universal support for pharmacare, finds new poll
- Ford’s health-care cuts risk lives of society’s most vulnerable
- Federal health minister dings Ontario for private billing
- How much money does Canada’s health system really need?
- The truth (and the costs) behind public payment for private surgeries
- Canada’s vanishing health care crisis
- No Strings Attached: Canada’s health care deal lacks key conditions
- Queen’s Park must pull its weight on health care spending
- A courageous plan required for primary care reform
- Premier Doug Ford should explain why he underfunds public health care
- Real health innovation means investing where health begins
- Doug Ford’s private surgery plan is driven by ideology not innovation
- We can’t view health as an exclusively personal matter – it’s a collective endeavour
- Health-care reform needs the discipline of deadlines
- In vilifying safe supply, Pierre Poilievre has picked the wrong target
- Doug Ford Led Ontario’s Health System Into a ‘State of Crisis’ in 2022
- Canada’s health care system is stuck firmly in the past
- Don’t blame family doctors for the current health care crisis
- DDSG_CAT_HEADER Health Debates (continued)
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