Charleigh Pollock's Drug Coverage Review
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B.C. to continue covering 9-year-old’s $1M drug as it reviews cancelled coverage - BC | Globalnews.ca
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Charleigh Pollock has a neurological disorder called Batten disease that will eventually cut her young life short.
Her family says a drug called Brineura has stabilized her condition and improved her quality of life.
The drug is expensive, carrying an annual bill for the twice- monthly infusions of about $1 million .
Earlier this month , the family was informed the province was pulling coverage for the drug.
Following a public outcry, the province said it was reviewing that decision, and on Tuesday Health Minister Josie Osborne said the file was under review.