CYSTIC FIBROSIS CANADA ASKS COMMUNITY TO GIVE HOPE FOR ALL THIS HOLIDAY SEASON
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KIN CANADA’S WINNIPEG CLUB MAKES AN EXTRAORDINARY SECOND SIX-FIGURE DONATION TO CYSTIC FIBROSIS CANADA
Service club raises an extraordinary $102,640 to support cystic fibrosis research, care and advocacy
Read MoreStatement from Cystic Fibrosis Canada’s Healthcare Advisory Committee Regarding the 2022 Cold and Flu Season
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ALL PROVINCES AND TERRITORIES NOW FUND TRIKAFTA FOR SIX AND UP
British Columbia becomes final jurisdiction to fund the life changing cystic fibrosis drug
Read MoreNEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR EXPAND ACCESS TO TRIKAFTA, ENSURES LIFE CHANGING DRUG IS ACCESSIBLE TO THOSE WHO NEED IT
Cystic Fibrosis Canada urges British Columbia, the last jurisdiction to fund the drug for children, to fund Trikafta using CADTH’s new guidance
Read MoreTHE YUKON AND NUNAVUT EXPAND ACCESS TO TRIKAFTA, ENSURE LIFE CHANGING DRUG IS ACCESSIBLE TO THOSE WHO NEED IT
Cystic Fibrosis Canada calls on remaining provinces to fund Trikafta for children six and up and lift any overly-restrictive access criterion
Read MoreManitoba EXPANDS ACCESS TO TRIKAFTA, ENSURES LIFE CHANGING DRUG IS ACCESSIBLE TO THOSE WHO NEED IT
Cystic Fibrosis Canada calls on remaining provinces and territories to fund Trikafta for children six and up and lift any overly-restrictive access criterion.
Read MoreQUEBEC EXPANDS ACCESS TO TRIKAFTA, ENSURES LIFE CHANGING DRUG IS ACCESSIBLE TO THOSE WHO NEED IT
Cystic Fibrosis Canada calls on remaining provinces and territories to fund Trikafta for children six and up and lift any overly-restrictive access criteria.
Read MoreCANADIAN DATA CONTRIBUTE TO GLOBAL UNDERSTANDING OF COVID-19’S IMPACT ON PEOPLE WITH CYSTIC FIBROSIS
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NEW BRUNSWICK EXPANDS ACCESS TO TRIKAFTA, ENSURES LIFE CHANGING DRUG IS ACCESSIBLE TO THOSE WHO NEED IT
Cystic Fibrosis Canada calls on remaining provinces and territories to fund Trikafta for children six and up and lift any overly-restrictive access criteria.
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