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Town hall for pharmacare discussion

One in twelve Canadian seniors skips prescriptions because they are too expensive.
That’s according to Nanaimo/Ladysmith NDP MP Sheila Malcolmson who says that endsĀ up costing our health care system much more in the long-run becauseĀ untreated conditions get worse, resulting in preventable hospital stays and doctor visits.
She says a universal pharmacare program would allow Canadians more economical access to drugs and Canada is the only country that doesn’t have a national program……
Malcolmson will host MP Don Davies, the New Democrat’s Health Critic at the Royal Canadian Legion onĀ East Wellington Road in Nanaimo from 4 to 6 Saturday.
The public is welcome to come to the town hall to learn more and provide input.
Sharon Vanhouwe
Sharon Vanhouwe
News Director

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