Canada needs to ‘amp it up’ in wake of competitive U.S. and Chinese pharma policies, says Innovative Medicines Canada CEO

‘Where is R&D flourishing right now? It's not in the U.S. It's not in Europe. It's in China,’ says IMC’s Bettina Hamelin at Canada’s Drug Agency’s annual symposium.
Geneviève Gagnon, an executive director at the pan-Canadian Pharmaceutical Alliance, left, and Bettina Hamelin, president and CEO of Innovative Medicines Canada, spoke about ‘future-ready’ health systems during Canada’s Drug Agency’s annual symposium in Ottawa on April 23.

As representatives for the Ontario government and the pan-Canadian Pharmaceutical Alliance say they are seeing results from their efforts to speed up access to medicines, Innovative Medicines Canada’s Bettina Hamelin says this country still has work to do if it wants ...

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