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Pharmacare in Canada: one step forward, two steps back

If Canada did like every other OECD country, except the U.S., universal pharmacare would provide better access to prescription drugs for Canadians, says associate professor Marc-André Gagnon of Carleton University.

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BY MARC-ANDRé GAGNON
February 7, 2022

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