They might well create such a site for national pharmacare, offering as targets the now-
lengthy list of reasons that have been advanced for why it simply can't be introduced in …

Canadian political leaders, regardless of ideology, have all learned to pledge allegiance to
the principle of a universal public health care system. But in terms of tangible commitments …

Canadians embrace universal public health care as a core national value. We are proud to
say that we live in a country that ensures access to health care for all, regardless of means …

Last week, to great fanfare and much media attention across the country, the Canadian
Medical Association Journal announced the publication of a new study trumpeting the great …

The movement for a national pharmacare plan in Canada is growing, but at the same time
the multinational pharmaceutical companies and their supporters are critical of such a move …

Governments have promised to modernize Canada's antiquated laws governing therapeutic
drugs since 1995—only to balk on the threshold of change, at best tinkering around its …

Throughout history, France and the United Kingdom (comprising England, Wales, Scotland,
and Northern Ireland) have been noted more for their differences than their similarities. After …

The use of the words" drug" and" policy" together highlights some of the inconsistencies and
ironies in healthcare delivery in Canada. Not that the legislators and the government …

The Canadian debate surrounding pharmacare follows some strange rules. On the one
hand, there is a strong and widely shared belief that drugs ought to be among the benefits of …

The National Forum on Health's final report appears to have said what Canadians--and the
federal Liberal government wanted to hear about the health care system. It called for …