Quebec won’t appeal court decision ordering restored coverage of rheumatoid-arthritis medication Remicade

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Quebec won’t appeal court decision ordering restored coverage of rheumatoid-arthritis medication Remicade
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Ministry of Health and Social Services spokeswoman confirms the provincial government does not intend to challenge the ruling delivered last month

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