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Simplifying Access to Specialty Care at Every Stage of the Patient Journey
BioScript Solutions patient support program monitors each patient's health, helps schedule appointments, and answers any patient questions.
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Not All Rare Blood Disorders Are Treated Alike
All Canadians with rare blood disorders should have the same access to the best treatment. That's the vision for the national Rare Disease Drug Strategy.
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See a Dermatologist in Hours — Without Having to Leave Home
Maple provides 24/7 access to care by secure message, audio or video for all common conditions of the skin, hair and nails.
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Canadians with MS Are Encouraged to Get a COVID-19 Vaccine
While we still face challenges in the fight against COVID-19, Canada’s vaccine roll-out is an important step to help prevent the disease.
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There’s No Cure for MS, But There Is a Way Forward
Living with and managing multiple sclerosis (MS) today is a whole different landscape than it was just 30 years ago.
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Equity and Inclusion Are Crucial in Access to MS Care
Multiple Sclerosis does not discriminate, but we're still seeing health inequities and systemic discrimination within the healthcare system.
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Caring for Canadians’ Health One Person at a Time
Many Canadians have questions and concerns about the vaccine and where to get theirs, and one pharmacy chain has the answers.
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What if All Rare Diseases Were Treated like Hemophilia?
What is the definition of a rare disease and which drugs should be included under a Canadian Rare Drug Agency? CORD shares their vision for a pathway forward.
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Hemophilia: Brief History of Care and Hope for The Future
Hemophilia is a serious inherited bleeding disorder preventing blood from clotting normally. It affects 3,800 Canadians, one-third of whom have the severe form of the disease. Some of them lack a protein called factor VIII; this is hemophilia A. Others lack a protein called factor IX; their disease is called hemophilia B.
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New treatments providing hope to Canadians with hemophilia
Advanced therapies reduce the burden of illness and improve the quality of life for people living with a bleeding disorder