Bacchus Barua and Steven Globerman: A recent Ipsos survey states that Canadians are ready for technological advancement in health care, but there are significant barriers
What a quietly announced policy change could compromise Health Canada’s mandate to protect the public’s health
The push to go pharma-free after a series of scandals
A sufficient number of Conservatives voted against Bill C-398 tonight to defeat the private members’ bill that was intended to make it easier to send generic medicine to developing countries.
While Leona Aglukkaq writes to the provincial health ministers about OxyContin and prescription drug abuse, John Geddes questions the Harper government’s approach.
Why does Canada trail U.S. and EU in protecting citizens from dangerous meds?
Kady O’Malley picks nine private members’ bills to watch. The case of Helene Laverdiere’s bill is the most interesting to me.
Niki Ashton promises health care reform and floats the idea of a crown corporation charged with producing generic drugs.
Martin Singh pitches a national pharmacare program.
The fall report of the auditor general is here.
Studies are showing that placebos prescribed to unknowing (and knowing) patients actually work
Course on pain management to be revised