Canada must respond to U.S. policy by increasing our support for pharmaceutical innovation

Changing our own drug system to better encourage investment and innovation is not an easy task, but it's a necessary one.
The regulation of drug prices elsewhere is a long-standing trade policy irritant for the U.S., writes Liam MacDonald.

Despite an endless slew of headlines caused by the United States administration’s drastic trade policy course changes over the past 12 months, one executive order from last May has largely flown under the radar. The White House has proposed benchmarking domestic drug price...

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