Aidan Hollis

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Health Canada’s new drug licensing proposal contains no mechanism for making fast-tracked medicines affordable. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Ryan Remiorz

Canada’s misguided changes to drug regulation could fast‑track unproven medications and divert funds from other health needs

Steven G. Morgan, University of British Columbia; Aidan Hollis, University of Calgary; Christopher McCabe, Queen's University Belfast; Matthew Herder, Dalhousie University, and Mike Paulden, University of Alberta

The federal government’s proposed Agile Licensing drug approval regulations mean Canada will have less information about the risks of new medicines, and higher costs.
No antibiotic resistant bacteria please - in your pork, beef, chicken, or throat. Dr Graham Beards

Charge fees for farm antibiotics to slow the spread of superbugs

Aidan Hollis, University of Calgary

The development of resistant bacteria over the past 50 years stands testament to the power of evolution. While scientists have discovered or created hundreds of antibiotics to kill bacteria, those bacteria…

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