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16 October , 2012 1 comment on "Why does Australia allow unsafe medication to stay on the market?"

Why does Australia allow unsafe medication to stay on the market?

CHF raises concerns on potentially dangerous medicines still on Aussie shelves.

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12 October , 2012

Why automating the PBS safety net will be good for everyone

Anna Kemp explores how automating the PBS will assist all consumers in gaining from the scheme.

Read More Why automating the PBS safety net will be good for everyone

10 August , 2012

Consumers welcome more information about drug reactions

The new Database of Adverse Event Notifications will help consumers find out more about medications.

Read More Consumers welcome more information about drug reactions

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