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Access to tovorafenib for Canadian children and young adult patients battling brain cancer (low-grade glioma)

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Carla Kincade
1 year ago

Please help this family and others.

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Alicia Nichols
1 year ago

Children should have a chance

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Brittany totten
1 year ago

The pharmaceutical company should be ashamed of Themselves . What if it were their child. Shameful

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Jeff McSorley
1 year ago

Our tax dollars, is paying a lot more and getting a lot less currently in the health care system. This right here, shouldn’t even be an argument. Stop being another pharmaceutical company that chooses life over bottom line, shaming into doing the right thing. Let’s get this going….

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Lynn Belding
1 year ago

Signed ❤️

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Jennifer Williams
1 year ago

Best wishes!

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Joshua Park
1 year ago

Hang in there kid !

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Alexis Hart
1 year ago

Very best wishes!

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Cathy Goodwin
1 year ago

Please approve in Canada!!!!!!!

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Heidi J
1 year ago

Please

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TaniaJohnston
1 year ago

This wonderful girl requires, deserves and needs a chance to continue her life moving forward as a Canadian living in Canada, where the trial med is available.

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Donna Mazerolle
1 year ago

Praying for Zoe!

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Donald Mitchener
1 year ago

Better to opt for the uncertainty of a positive result from doing it than be satisfied with the certainty of a negative result from not doing it.

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Emile Ferlisi
1 year ago Featured

My son had optic pathway gliomas and an inoperable plexiform neurofibroma in his mouth. Compassionate access to trametinib helped him for a long time. I hope this option happens and provides peace for your child.

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Dave Melanson
1 year ago

Please help these children, and provide them with the care they deserve!

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Eni Bebri
1 year ago

Good luck to you all guys, hopefully we will help

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Patty Fullerton
1 year ago

My husband had Glioblastoma.

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Anne Arsenault
1 year ago

Please give HOPE to anyone who is affected.

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Robert Richardson
1 year ago

My prayers are with you

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Tania Boudreau
1 year ago

Help our children