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U.S. tariffs on Canadian drugs could impact supply of antibiotics, HIV medication: study

U.S. Tariffs on Canadian drugs may increase prices and cause shortages of critical medications, including antibiotics and HIV treatment, according to a new study.
The study indicates that while Canada isn't the largest medication supplier, tariffs could strain supply chains.
The Canadian Pharmacists Association is urging the government to remove drug-related products from retaliatory tariff lists.

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Canadian pharmacist group urges Ottawa to remove drugs from potential retaliatory tariffs list

The Canadian Pharmacists Association says it is concerned about potential long-term problems because Canada relies heavily on global supply chains for pharmaceutical ingredients and medications

14 hours ago·Canada

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Remove drugs from potential retaliatory tariffs list, pharmacists urge

Pharmacists are urging the feds to remove all drug-related products from its list of potential retaliatory tariffs against the U.S.

15 hours ago·Toronto, Canada

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Tariffs could lead to higher prices and supply chain disruptions

Trade tensions often strengthen the dollar, which is good news for American tourists but potentially devastating for U.S. exporters trying to compete in global markets.

15 hours ago·Cedar Rapids, United States

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Global News

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Trump tariffs could raise prices in U.S. for Canadian-made drugs, research letter warns

Watch Trump tariffs could raise prices in U.S. for Canadian-made drugs, research letter warns Video Online, on GlobalNews.ca

2 days ago·Toronto, Canada

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Trump’s proposed tariffs may cause shortages of Canadian-made drugs in the U.S., analysis finds

The looming threat of tariffs has the pharmaceutical industry, investors and consumer groups on edge and calculating the implications.

2 days ago·Boston, United States

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Trade war with Canada could cause medication prices to rise in U.S. - WNKY News 40 Television

President Trump’s trade war with Canada could cause medication prices to rise in the U.S. An analysis published in JAMA found that while only about 2 percent of U.S. medications come from Canada, the new tariffs would add another 750 million dollars that consumers would need to spend on those medications. The research also showed that tariffs could lead to shortages of certain medications. Some aides suggest the tariffs are tools for negotiation…

2 days ago

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