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Is Equitable Access for Rare Disease Drugs Within Sight?
Durhane Wong-Rieger speaks to the need for equitable access among rare disease patients in Canada, and the unique challenges they face.
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Canadian Kidney Donors Need Better Access
Canada currently has a shortage of kidney donations and a kidney donation can mean the difference between life and death.
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House Calls Are Making a Comeback
Digital applications are allowing patients to see doctors from the comfort of their home, eliminating wait times and security risks.
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Virtual Care Helps Physicians Reach Patients Across Canada
Innovation in Canada’s health system creates convenience for patients while maintaining personalization through virtual appointments and information.
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Treating Concussions with Education and Empowerment
Concussion treatment is now more accessible for patients thanks to Shift Concussion Management's efforts to improve access to concussion care across Canada.
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Albertan Neuroscientists Mapping the Brain in New Ways
University of Lethbridge faculty are researching brain health in an innovative way that will help us understand and combat neurodegenerative diseases.
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Harnessing the Immune System to Treat Cancer
The Canadian Cancer Society is funding research on how your immune system can fight cancer, leading to better treatments and more cancer survivors.
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New Tech Improves Bladder Cancer Outcomes but Barriers to Access Remain
New technologies are making bladder cancer easier to diagnose, and alllowing for more equal access by lowering associated costs.
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Improving Care for Cardiac Patients with Technology
About 1 million Canadians live with heart failure. Medly is a new device that provides cardiac patients with coordinated clinical support, from their homes.
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How AI is Helping Doctors See Diabetes
Montréal-based Diagnos enhances diabetics' retinal scans with artificial intelligence to give a visual representation of the state of their diabetes.