Why you might (or might not) be charged for routine cancer blood work: election campaigns and the fog of war
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One the most common questions we ask around here is, "is this true?" In a world of misinformation, disinformation and mischief-making, finding reality beneath the veil can be increasingly difficult. In our latest Insight, Delphic Research's Davi Sihota decided to do a little detective work of her own.
In the final days of the last Ontario election, our monitoring platform detected the emergence of a possible policy change with the potential to wake up voters from an uninspiring election that left most Ontario voters at home. That issue, which began as a tweet, begged the question: was the Ontario government now demanding patients pay for cancer blood screening tests ordered by their doctor? Read on to see what Davi found out -- and the truth it reveals about the truth during election campaigns:
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