Canadian Doctors For Medicare
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Danyaal Raza
@danyaalraza.com
· May 21
Why having surgeons work together reduces wait times for hip and knee replacements | CBC News
Canadians who need a hip or knee replacement could get the surgery quickly without needing more operating rooms or funding if surgeons worked off a centralized list of patients, the author of a new st...
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Danyaal Raza
@danyaalraza.com
· Apr 10
For people living with diabetes, the push for medical coverage isn’t political, it’s personal
Advocates for publicly funded coverage say there are detrimental and deadly health consequences for patients who cannot afford prescribed medications
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Danyaal Raza
@danyaalraza.com
· Mar 31
With skyrocketing cost of living, now is the time for Ontario to opt into pharmacare - Healthy Debate
With the cost of living skyrocketing in Ontario, our patients continue to make difficult decisions – whether to pay for food, rent or medications.
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The Globe and Mail
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· Mar 26
Alberta public health system losing staff, funding as province increases spending on private facilities
Analysis shows provincial spending on private surgical facilities increased nearly three-fold in 2023-24 from 2019-20, while spending in public facilities increased marginally
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