Health Insight
patient empowerment
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The Fight for National Canadian Pharmacare Continues
Dr. Eric Hoskins explains how improving access to prescription drugs can improve the health of countless Canadians living with acute and chronic illnesses.
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Hope for Rare Patients Seeking Access to Innovative Therapies
Some say we cannot afford to make all the innovative, rare therapies available to every patient who could benefit — but CORD says, “Rare access to all.”
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Telemedicine Is the Future of IBD Diagnosis
Mount Sinai Hospital wants to connect IBD patients living in rural communities with proper diagnosis and treatment — through the PACE Telemedicine program.
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Specialty Pharmacies Can Help Rare Patients Access Treatment
Canadians with rare diseases face unique challenges. Learn how specialty pharmacies are helping patients navigate access to costly, complex drug therapies.
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How Virtual Care Improves Access to Health Care
Canada is one of the most medically advanced nations in the world — yet many Canadians still struggle to access health care when they need it most.
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Telepharmacy Keeps an Eye on Remote Access Patients
For remote and rural communities that were previously more difficult to service, telepharmacy care offers a more direct route.
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Sickle Cell Disease’s Only Known Cure Needs More Research Funding
Learn why the Bell family has been advocates to spread the word about their experiences with Sickle Cell Disease and why others should choose CHOA BMT.
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Prostate Cancer Today: Survival and Quality of Life Improving
As our under understanding of prostate cancer has grown over the years, patients have reason to hope with improved life expectancies and qualities of life.
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Not Just Surviving Prostate Cancer, but Surviving Well
When public conversation focuses too heavily on 'beating prostate cancer,' discussing what comes after can fall by the wayside. That needs to change.
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Diabetes Hasn’t Stopped Max Domi from Achieving His Dreams
Living with diabetes doesn't have to impact your life — take it from professional hockey player Max Domi. Learn how he self-manages his Type 1 diabetes.