BC health minister dismisses Batten disease drug appeal
In North Vancouver BC, Health Minister Josie Osborne announced no change to the expert committee decision that Brineura will not be renewed for Charleigh Pollock, a nine year old with Batten disease. The family says the ruling disregards their daughter's life and seeks private funding options while BC maintains its independent, evidence based drug review process.
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British Columbia
Charleigh Pollock
Joni Fales
Fales
B.C
Josie Osborne
Osborne
Pollock
Charleigh
Canada
Drug Agency
United Kingdom
Island Health
Losing My Father and Keeping His Crusades Alive
Diana Gifford-Jones writes about the personal impact of losing her father at 101, reflects on their six decades of collaboration, and outlines her plan to continue his natural health and anti big pharma crusades. She notes her Harvard and Wellesley degrees, work with global health experts, and ongoing weekly Common Sense Health column in The Chronicle-Journal.
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Gifford-Jones
Big Pharma
Harvard
Wellesley
World Bank
Common Sense Health
Chronicle-Journal
Diana Gifford-Jones
Docgiff.com
Psychedelic Therapy Access Wins Court Ruling in Canada
Therapsis, a non profit advocating psilocybin therapy, won a Federal Court of Appeal ruling demanding a new Health Canada decision on exemptions for 93 more healthcare workers. The group warns a broader fight continues as Canada studies psychedelics for end of life care and mental health.
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Ottawa
Health Canada
John Gilchrist
Therapsis
Federal Court of Appeal
Gilchrist
Canada
Marjorie Michel
Supreme Court
Justin Trudeau
Eugene Oscapella
University of Ottawa
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