A report from Victoria University indicates that more money could be spent on new medicines. For the last two years about…
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HEALTH RATIONING – a series which examines Australia’s rising health costs and the tough decisions governments must make to rein them it. Any mention of the “R” word in health care immediately brings to…
A growing number of people globally live with chronic illness. By the time they reach 65, most Australians have at least one chronic condition and 80% have three or more. Pharmaceutical treatment is often…
The Trans-Pacific Partnership Agreement (TPPA) could interfere with Australia’s anti-smoking and medicine prices legislation…
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