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Empowering Aging Canadians
Empowering Aging Canadians

Demographics and Ageism Contribute to Labour Shortage in Canada

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Empowering Aging Canadians

Campaign Aims to Make Canada a Leader in Combating Ageism

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Empowering Aging Canadians

Support Your Immune System with Active Aging

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Empowering Aging Canadians

Seniors Have a Right to Make Their Own Decisions — Until They Can’t

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Empowering Aging Canadians

Travel the World Again with Confidence

Empowering Aging Canadians

Innovative Treatments Pave the Way for Better, Stronger Health-Care System

Biosimilars offer patients and clinicians hope, increasing access to new innovative treatment options. 
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Empowering Aging Canadians

From Biologics to Biosimilars: The Art of Equivalence

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Empowering Aging Canadians

Building a Hopeful, Fulfilled Life with Rheumatoid Arthritis

Empowering Aging Canadians

AgeTech Leads the Way to a Better Future for Older Canadians

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Patient Access

e- Prescriptions Open the Door to Convenience, Efficiency, and Safety

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Patient Access

How 2 Type 1: Navigating the World of Type 1 Diabetes

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Patient Access

Why Timely Access to Care Is Essential to Prevent Vision Loss

Vision loss from certain retinal diseases is preventable. But it does require patients to have equitable access to assessment and treatment.
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Patient Access

Continued Lack of Treatment Access for Adults with SMA Is Causing Hardship

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Patient Access

Making Health Care Simple — Because Canadians Deserve Better

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Empowering Aging Canadians

Q&A with TV Personality Howie Mandel on Empowering Aging Canadians