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Karen Proud

Karen Proud is president of the Consumer Health Products Canada.

Plant seeds beyond agriculture to shore up the fertilizer sector

A cornerstone of the agriculture sector, fertilizer is also a part of the natural resource industry, impacted by supply chains and environmental policies, and

Opinion | BY KAREN PROUD | November 28, 2022

Plant seeds beyond agriculture to shore up the fertilizer sector

Opinion | BY KAREN PROUD | November 28, 2022

A cornerstone of the agriculture sector, fertilizer is also a part of the natural resource industry, impacted by supply chains and environmental policies, and

Plant seeds beyond agriculture to shore up the fertilizer sector

Opinion | BY KAREN PROUD | November 28, 2022

A cornerstone of the agriculture sector, fertilizer is also a part of the natural resource industry, impacted by supply chains and environmental policies, and

Self-care: the logical complement to pharmacare

The creation of pharmacare in Canada has the potential to have far-reaching effects on the health-care system. It is about removing financial barriers that

Opinion | BY KAREN PROUD | March 18, 2019

Health Minister Ginette Petitpas Taylor, pictured. A national self-care strategy that supports Canadian’s interests in caring for themselves will help strike an appropriate balance between self-care and professional care. This strategy could include efforts that address financial barriers and influences while promoting health literacy, innovation and equitable product access, writes Karen Proud. The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade

Self-care: the logical complement to pharmacare

Opinion | BY KAREN PROUD | March 18, 2019

The creation of pharmacare in Canada has the potential to have far-reaching effects on the health-care system. It is about removing financial barriers that

Self-care: the logical complement to pharmacare

Opinion | BY KAREN PROUD | March 18, 2019

The creation of pharmacare in Canada has the potential to have far-reaching effects on the health-care system. It is about removing financial barriers that

Health Minister Ginette Petitpas Taylor, pictured. A national self-care strategy that supports Canadian’s interests in caring for themselves will help strike an appropriate balance between self-care and professional care. This strategy could include efforts that address financial barriers and influences while promoting health literacy, innovation and equitable product access, writes Karen Proud. The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade