U.S. President Donald Trump wants to slap tariffs on Canadian-made drugs. Can he do that and what would it mean for drug supply and cost? We speak with Mina Tadrous from the University of Toronto.

25% tariffs would lead to an increased cost of US$750-million for American buyers, research says

25% tariffs would lead to an increased cost of US$750-million for American buyers, research says

Americans will feel the pain in their medicine chest when their antibiotics, vaccines, and prescriptions suddenly jump in cost by 25%.

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Today, the Honourable Mark Holland, Canada’s Minister of Health, and the Honourable Sylvia Jones, Ontario’s Minister of Health, announced a bilateral agreement investing over $535 million to improve a...

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Background Data on trends in the pharmaceutical market remain limited, while budget planning is an annual process that requires forecasting potential growth.Objective This study provides an annual upd...

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BACKGROUND: Per capita spending on drugs in the United States is double that of Canada. One commonly debated point when comparing the 2 countries is whether this additional spending allows residents o...

BACKGROUND: Per capita spending on drugs in the United States is double that of Canada. One commonly debated point when comparing the 2 countries is whether this additional spending allows residents o...