Canada Tackles AMR With Drug Reserve List; Incentive Recommended To Motivate Antibiotic Development
Executive Summary
A report advising Canada to adopt a subscription pull model to incentivize antibiotic drug development has also highlighted that only three of the 18 new antibiotics that entered the global market between 2010 and 2019 were marketed in Canada as of May 2023. Meanwhile, Health Canada is seeking feedback on its antimicrobial drug reverse list.
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