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Maggie Dong1, Avril Gouault Laliberté1, Dany Hallé2
1PeriPharm Inc., Montreal, QC.
Abstract:
In an era of growing awareness of barriers to women's health, this study aimed to generate quantifiable evidence on the challenges associated with introducing innovative medication for women's health in Canada. A targeted literature search was conducted to assess regulatory and reimbursement status of women's health medications over 20 years. Of 45 medications approved in the United States, only 53% were approved in Canada. From approval to patient access, women's health medications take 1 year longer than new drugs in general. It is critical for stakeholders to remove barriers and ensure that Canadian women have timely access to innovative medications.
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