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- A rescue package includes expanding medicare
- When does social distancing end? These graphs show where we’re heading and why
- A tale of two public health crises — science is being used to stem coronavirus but not opioid deaths
- Shut it down: It’s time for Canada to get serious about social distancing
- On mental health, words come easily. Action less so
- Adopting a U.S. plan for easing hallway medicine
- Is medically assisted dying a choice if persons with disabilities aren’t given the necessary supports to live?
- We can’t afford to skimp on mental health services
- Children and teens might hide their mental-health struggles. But adults can’t look away
- Fear and division really are bad for our health
- Assessing Ottawa’s New Health Mandate
- Resolution on social housing benefit provides hope for many in 2020
- Just what the doctor ordered: How AI will change medicine in the 2020s
- My brain tumour has returned, my drug plan has not
- Ontario’s mental-health crisis, Part 3: Solving the problem will mean more beds — and more political will
- Is a national pharmacare program any closer to reality?
- Equitable pharmacare deal requires Trudeau to strike deal with wary premiers
- A lack of nutritious food is harming Canadians
- End of HIV epidemic is within our grasp
- Getting to a People-Centred Health System
- Toward Healthcare’s Culture Change
- New Liberal minority must keep national pharmacare promise
- As diabetes rates surge globally, obesity is no longer the sole culprit. It can start in the womb
- Med school needs more students, dean tells Sudbury chamber
- A (little) bit of welcome news on the opioid crisis
- Voters beware: National pharmacare is unnecessary, bad for privately insured Canadians and costly for taxpayers
- Who deserves mental health? It should be everyone
- Civil servants get the Rolls Royce of pharmacare while party leaders can't even muster a decent plan
- First and foremost, the homeless need housing
- Ontario government earmarks $40M for more mental health workers in high schools
- Electronic tool effective in reducing overmedication in seniors: study
- Canadian doctors say political activism part of their jobs on issues affecting health
- Where do the parties stand on pharmacare and drug prices?
- Your health is important...
- Addressing social needs is a bold new way to improve health care
- Three Parties, Three Roadmaps to Universal Pharmacare in Canada
- This is the Liberals’ pharmacare plan?
- Federal Election 2019
- Smart health-care policy must include affordable housing
- Ford promised to fix hallway medicine. But it’s getting worse
- Ontario boosts money for home and community care to alleviate hospital overcrowding
- Election 2019: The home stretch for universal, public pharmacare
- More than 100 Toronto emergency room professionals urge province to reverse public health cuts
- Ford government must act now to prevent opioid overdoses
- De-listing medical services is wrong diagnosis, wrong prescription for health-care system
- Drug-price reforms need not affect research on rare diseases – or the Canadians who have them
- The digital revolution is coming to health care. Are we ready?
- The case for a national dental program
- Finally, the Liberals are taking a step toward pharmacare
- Ottawa finally challenging Ford government’s plan to cancel out-of-country medical coverage
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