Perscriptions
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Low income families now don’t pay deductibles on prescription drugs in B.C.Health Minister Adrian Dix spoke to reporters on Friday about the 240,000 families that, as of January, 1 can access the three-year, $105-million investment made by the provincial government.HealthJan 4, 2019
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‘Prescription trigger happy’: Opioids being dispensed at alarming rateThe number of opioid prescriptions issued in Manitoba is increasing, and some people are using the upward trend as a way to take advantage of the system.HealthNov 23, 2017
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Almost 10 per cent of older Canadians are skipping their prescriptions: StudyIt's become a rising trend, older Canadians skipping prescriptions due to the increased cost, according to a new study by the UBC school of population and public health.HealthFeb 1, 2017
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