across Canada, people living with and beyond cancer still move through systems that weren’t designed with them in mind. decisions about drugs, diagnostics, and delivery models are often made far from the lived reality of patients, caregivers, and frontline teams. policies focus on budgets more than people. data is fragmented. and the pace of innovation has outstripped the processes meant to evaluate and fund it — creating delays that directly limit access and deepening inequi

PROVIDED BY Cancer Action Now TORONTO, Feb. 8, 2023 /CNW/ – As the Prime Minister and Premiers convened in Ottawa yesterday to discuss...

Ontario is the latest province to introduce a biosimilars switching policy. Under the terms of the policy, Ontario Drug Benefit (ODB)...

this article was originally published on the macdonald laurier laurier institute blog by W. Neil Palmer on November 1.2022 and...

as the ministers of health across the country meet in vancouver over the next couple of days, the CANCER ACTION NOW ALLIANCE members have...