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Journal Article
Decisions by new Ontario government worry science and health care communities
2018
Overview
Doug Ford has been premier of Ontario for less than two weeks, but his Progressive Conservative party has already made changes that have raised alarm in health care and scientific circles. On June 30, the day after the party took power, the province's new minister of health and long-term care, Christine Elliott, announced that Ontario children and youth will no longer be eligible for free prescription drugs if they already have private coverage. Under OHIP+, the youth pharmacare program created by the previous Liberal government, every resident aged 24 and under received free coverage on more than 4400 medications. According to Elliott, the move is a \"cost-effective\" measure, and the program will now focus on those \"who do not have existing prescription drug benefits\" while \"saving the taxpayers money.\"
Publisher
Elsevier Inc,Joule Inc,CMA Impact, Inc
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