Why aren’t registered dietitians’ services covered by one of Canada’s biggest health-insurance plans?

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Why aren’t registered dietitians’ services covered by one of Canada’s biggest health-insurance plans?
Connect below to learn how this is costing us all money if effective nutrition counseling is not provided to Canadians. Go to this website and add your name to the petition.
 https://www.change.org/p/canada-s-public-service-health-care-plan-pshcp-ensure-that-registered-dietitians-are-covered-under-canada-s-public-service-health-care-plan?recruiter=169856604&utm_campaign=mailto_link&utm_medium=email&utm_source=share_petition



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