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One simple step toward finding a solution for drug shortages

Without measuring the nature, duration, and causes of Canada's drug shortages, solutions will be hard to come by. We must first define the problem, writes Jacalyn M. Duffin.

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BY JACALYN M. DUFFIN
February 3, 2020

Opinion | BY JACALYN M. DUFFIN | February 3, 2020

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