Bridging the gap between science and policy for precision medicine
Canada appears to be held back by policies that are outdated and hinder advancements in public health for its diverse populations.
In today’s rapidly changing world, effective interaction between science, public policy, and health care is more necessary than ever. The COVID-19 pandemic underscored the need for policy decisions to be rooted in scientific evidence.
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