B.C. cuts drug treatment for 9-year-old girl with rare disease
BRITISH COLUMBIA, CANADA, JUN 18 – British Columbia ends funding for Brineura as Charleigh Pollock no longer meets clinical criteria, following expert reviews that found no evidence of treatment benefits at advanced disease stages.
- The British Columbia government will stop funding Brineura for nine-year-old Charleigh Pollock, who has Batten Disease.
- Health Minister Josie Osborne stated that Charleigh's condition no longer benefits from Brineura treatment.
- A review by the Canada Drug Agency found no evidence to support continued drug coverage for Charleigh.
- The Ministry confirmed that the 2019 recommendations for drug eligibility still apply, despite calls for changes.
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