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How Canadian healthcare fails patients with rare diseases
Canada’s healthcare system is excellent for people with common ailments like diabetes or high blood pressure, but it’s “basically failing the nearly three million Canadians with rare diseases,” says Durhane Wong-Rieger, president and CEO of the Canadian Organization for Rare Disorders (CORD).
Read what Wong-Rieger says we need to do to turn things around here: “Canada Trails US in Patient Access to Rare Disease Therapies, CORD President Says”
Do you agree with Durhane Wong-Rieger? How much care should publicly funded healthcare systems provide to patients with rare diseases?
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