Canada

Canada cannot rely on the United States of America, period.

Canadian healthcare institutions are currently married to the bone to US tech companies

If trump decides to cut off internet access, it'll be a disaster

US never gave a damn about healthcare for everybody to begin with, so fair.

@brianpeiris

Health Canada and others should work more closely with their equivalent institutions in e.g. the EU, Switzerland, UK, Australia, Japan, Brazil.

We never should have.

I didn't think Canada did "rely" on U.S institutions. They might work in partnership with them at times, but not "rely".

Canada, you shouldn't. Americans haven't relied on our health care system since Clinton.

The US no longer trusts our health institutions, for good reason, so that’s a reasonable statement. Elbows Up! We’re gonna need help with the regime change.

The US has health institutions? I thought they'd all been defunded.

Blood products are the 9th largest export of the US, making up over 2.6% of products.

Canadian Press

According to Canadian Blood Services, the demand for immunoglobulin is rising every year, but 70 per cent of Canada's supply comes from international sources - mostly the U.S.

Although there is no current shortage of immunoglobulin in Canada, the current political climate of protectionism in the U.S., coupled with the "dramatic" demand projected to increase about 10 per cent each year, could put the supply at risk, said Dr. Graham Sher, CEO of Canadian Blood Services.

Medical products are also Canada's 9th highest import from the US, to the amount of almost 6 billion dollars in 2024.

Trading Economics

Medical devices are also a huge US to Canada sector.

Trade.gov

The Canadian market presents significant opportunities for U.S. exporters of medical devices, with the United States being Canada's largest trading partner for this sector. Total imports of medical devices satisfy approximately 70% of domestic demand. In 2022, the United States was the largest exporter of medical devices into the Canadian market, totaling US$3.2 billion, representing 42.6% imports in this sector.