Health Minister Josi Osborne said Tuesday the ministry will extend coverage for Charleigh Pollock’s drugs while the urgent review is underway. “The review needs to be done thoroughly ...

The family of nine-year-old Charleigh Pollock, who attends Happy Valley School, was told last week that funding will soon end for the enzyme-replacement infusions she receives biweekly for a rare ...

Health Minister Josi Osborne said Tuesday the ministry will extend coverage for Charleigh Pollock’s drugs while the urgent review is underway. “The review needs to be done thoroughly, it needs to be ...

ASHEVILLE - An impaired driver on Haywood Road left a pedestrian in critical condition March 3 and caused ongoing power outages to traffic lights in West Asheville, police say. Asheville Police ...

Charleigh Pollock has a neurological disorder called Batten disease that leaves her with recurring severe seizures and mobility loss, and will eventually cut her young life short. Her family says ...

Readers of this column might recall the name Haywood Talcove, CEO of LexisNexis Special Services Inc. Along with yours truly, he co-authored two columns regarding the inexcusable waste of ...

Cox. He is survived by a loving family, including his nephew Matthew and his wife Jackie Cox, his sister-in-law, Cathy Cox, his nieces, Lainey Cox, Daniella “Dani” Cox, and Charleigh Saige Cox.

A terminally ill nine-year-old girl will continue to get access to a life-changing drug while the province reviews a decision to rescind its coverage for the medication, B.C.'s health minister ...

The B.C. government has decided to fund the medication for Charleigh until a review of the decision to end funding is complete, according to the health minister. Josie Osborne, health minister ...

Feb. 27 was to be the last day nine-year-old Charleigh received treatment for the rare genetic disorder Batten disease. Without the bi-weekly enzyme treatment, Charleigh's mom Jori Fales warned her ...