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Policy Action
Canada has the strengths to lead in life sciences. Now will it? - The Globe and Mail / Closing the gap, together
"Mr. Magnelli’s message to policymakers is direct: This is a defining moment for bold, coordinated action, not incremental adjustment. That means enhancing federal investment in innovative medicines, expanding accelerated access pathways across every province and territory and prioritizing life sciences in policy negotiations to align Canada’s intellectual property to global standards.\n\nEvery delay, he notes, is a patient waiting for a treatment that already exists."
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