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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Expert talks breakthrough treatment for diabetes symptoms
JACKSON, Tenn. — Diabetes Alert Day recognizes diabetes and its complications. One condition, known as diabetic peripheral neuropathy, affects up to 50% of diabetes patients. The symptoms include chronic pain, numbness, and tingling in the hands and feet. Typical treatment for DPN focuses on pain management, but WinSanTor, a biotechnology company, has created a drug that promotes nerve regeneration rather than masking the pain. “You know, the fi…
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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
Parents suffer even more from their child's diabetes than the little ones themselves - Constant worry exhausts them mentally, according to a survey.
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