US EditionYukon pharmacare deal to cover contraceptives, diabetes meds at little or no cost
- The Yukon and federal governments announced a $9.5-million pharmacare agreement for universal access to contraceptive and diabetes medications for residents.
- Health Minister Tracy-Anne McPhee stated that the agreement ensures access to essential medications 'at little or no cost.'
- The new law ensures over 3,000 residents with diabetes access essential medications, devices, and supplies, making healthcare more inclusive.
- Access to this coverage will commence no later than January 2026, according to the joint news release from both governments.
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Yukon pharmacare deal to cover contraceptives, diabetes meds at little or no cost
Yukon Health Minister Tracy-Anne McPhee says health system becomes more inclusive and equitable when ensuring those with diabetes can get essential medicine and supplies
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