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- DDSG_CAT_HEADER Health Policy Context (continued)
- Minimum wage of $14 per hour bad for public health
- Pharmacare is not a top health-care priority for Canadians, poll finds
- Study shows how national pharmacare plan could work
- Take profit motive out of drug research
- Debunking the myths about a Canadian pharmacare program
- National pharmacare ‘blueprint’ will be unveiled next spring
- Pharmacare and Politics
- After legalizing pot, is decriminalizing other drugs the logical next step?
- National pharmacare will require tax hike, former budget watchdog warns
- There’s a big legal battle between the provinces and the tobacco industry, but it’s being fought at a snail’s pace
- The Ford government’s superficial arguments against pharmacare
- Rare diseases, expensive drugs - Health Canada showdown coming
- A nurse just lost her freedom to criticize health care. That’s bad for everyone
- A prescription for curing Ontario’s Ministry of Health
- “Public Option” Could Fill Gaps in Dental Coverage
- Is every medical school graduate entitled to become a doctor?
- Why Trudeau may take a pass on universal pharmacare, despite his party’s wishes
- Ottawa should decriminalize all drugs – it’s effective policy
- Ontario Budget 2018: Health Sector Highlights
- Pharmacare: Focus on Canadians who need it most
- National pharmacare is possible – but it won’t come easy
- Opioid addiction should be treated with prescribed medication when possible, new Canadian guideline says
- Bill Morneau sends a mixed message on national pharmacare
- Morneau prefers a public-private pharmacare plan, but government health committee may disagree
- Bill Morneau’s unwise decision to backtrack on pharmacare
- Bill Morneau is wrong to rule out universal pharmacare
- Hoskins steps down as health minister to head national pharmacare strategy
- Purdue Pharma given free reign in Canada as it is sanctioned in the United States
- NAFTA will undermine health unless Canada resists monopolies on medicines
- Prescription for healthier population: spend more on social services
- Hallway medicine: Do we really need more hospital beds?
- Bernie Sanders lauds Canadian health-care system in Toronto speech
- It’s time for a smarter approach to drugs
- Doctors deserve a better deal, not tax dodges
- Price tag on national pharmacare will dissuade Ottawa
- Gene editing is not about ‘designer babies’
- Ontario to cover cost of abortion pill starting Aug. 10
- To understand U.S. health care, think like an American
- Covering drugs for young people isn’t the best way to fill gaps in health care
- Ontario's Universal Drug Program Will Be The First Of Its Kind In Canada
- Time for full transparency on pharmaceutical money
- Ontario court orders end to secrecy around names of highest-paid MDs
- Quebec expects to save millions with overhaul of generic-drug purchasing process
- Open Pharma wants public to know ties between MDs and pharmaceutical industry
- There’s room for competition in public health care
- Medicare doesn’t have to be expensive. Just look at Israel
- How to improve Indigenous health? Address jurisdictional disputes
- What’s at risk for Canada in the American health-care war?
- Patchwork drug plans flout the foundations of medicare
- One-handed applause for youth pharmacare plan
- DDSG_CAT_HEADER Health Policy Context (continued)
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