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British Columbia weighs public funding for a gene-targeting drug treating rare high-cholesterol disorder, with decision due early 2026.
British Columbia is evaluating whether to publicly fund a new drug for people with a rare genetic cholesterol disorder, familial hypercholesterolemia, especially those who can't tolerate statins.
The treatment targets the root genetic cause and has shown promise in reducing heart disease and stroke risk.
Officials are reviewing its effectiveness, safety, and cost, with a decision expected in early 2026.
The move aims to improve access to precision medicine for rare diseases despite high costs.
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Columbia Británica está sopesando el financiamiento público para un medicamento dirigido a genes que trata un trastorno raro de colesterol alto, con una decisión a principios de 2026.