CAMR needs fixing; claims to the contrary ‘patently’ untrue

Legislation before the House—including a proposed amendment to restore its integral 'one licence solution'—would fix Canada's broken Access to Medicines Regime (CAMR) by cutting unnecessary red tape that has rendered CAMR unworkable.

Parliament has an opportunity this week to deliver on a pledge made seven years ago to help people dying of treatable diseases in developing countries. Legislation before the House of Commons—including its integral "one licence solution"—would fix Canada's broken Access to Medicines R...

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