Mina Tadrous

Mina Tadrous

academic Canada

Mina Tadrous is a prominent researcher and Canada Research Chair in real world evidence at pharmaceutical policy at the University of Toronto. His work focuses on the intersection of pharmaceutical policy, healthcare economics, and drug safety, and he has contributed significantly to the understanding of how policy decisions impact drug availability and healthcare costs.

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Canada Canada: Mina Tadrous, an associate professor at the University of Toronto’s pharmacy faculty, said switching a patient’s painkiller can take a lot of time and resources. 6

The Globe and Mail: Canada’s shortage of prescription painkillers is expected to continue into the new year

Canada Canada: Mina Tadrous, a Canada Research Chair in real world evidence and pharmaceutical policy at the University of Toronto, commented on the majority of drugs exported to the U.S. 6

The Globe and Mail: Trump’s latest tariffs hit new group of Canadian industries, but details are hazy

Canada Canada: Mina Tadrous is a Canada Research Chair in Real World Evidence and Pharmaceutical Policy at the University of Toronto. 8

The Globe and Mail: Moderna to roll out first made-in-Canada COVID-19 vaccines this fall

Canada Canada: Mina Tadrous, a Canada Research Chair in real world evidence and pharmaceutical policy at the University of Toronto, discussed the complexities of drug production. 7

The Globe and Mail: U.S. puts drug tariffs on the table, threatening entire supply chains

Canada Canada: Mina Tadrous, a Canada Research Chair in real world evidence at pharmaceutical policy at the University of Toronto, discussed the potential supply chain disruptions due to tariffs. 7

The Globe and Mail: Trump’s proposed tariffs likely to cause shortages of Canadian-made drugs in U.S., study says