Katy Fulfer

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January 27, 2020 by Janet

From stories to policies

Summary of the Consultation's Engagement

Can storytelling help us respond to the opioid epidemic? Since 2016, more than 9,000 Canadians have died from opioids. Countless others have experienced health complications and adverse side effects, including a reversed overdose. The Canadian opioid epidemic shows little sign of slowing. It’s time we start exploring new approaches to the problem. A 90-day consultation In Canada, the Public Health Agency of Canada works with the federal government to create policies and institutions to support … [Read more...]

Filed Under: At Home with Arendt Tagged With: addiction, applied philosophy, biopolitics, Canada, Hannah Arendt, policy

July 22, 2019 by Katy

Health Canada consults on Guidance Document for reimbursement in surrogacy and gamete donation

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In June, Health Canada published the long-awaited regulations on reimbursements in gamete donation and surrogacy. These regulations are important because section 12 of the Assisted Human Reproduction Act (AHR Act) requires that reimbursements must be dispersed "in accordance with the guidelines." Yes, fifteen years is a long time to wait! The new regulations will take effect June 9, 2020, though contracts entered into between now and then should comply with the regulations. In addition, … [Read more...]

Filed Under: reproductive ethics Tagged With: altruism, Assisted Human Reproduction Act, assisted reproduction, egg donation, policy, reimbursement, surrogacy

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