These people are working — but still can’t afford medicine
One in five Australians say they have been unable to afford to get a medicine prescription, with pharmacists saying the “working poor” are hit hardest.
One in five Australians say they have been unable to afford to get a medicine prescription, with pharmacists saying the “working poor” are hit hardest.
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New rules for Aussies looking to buy one of the country’s most popular medications have taken effect today.
Two more women have been hospitalised with suspected botulism as another fights for life, with all three believed to have received unregulated anti-wrinkle injections from the same person.
A third of hearing loss cases are preventable – and experts are worried that 77 per cent of Aussies aren’t doing this one check up every year.
Aussies have been cashing in on a range of items as they put their health and lifestyle first according to Australia Post.
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Millions of Aussies are rushing to make appointments so they can claim extras from their health insurance before the December 31 cut off.
Consumers will begin to notice the change following a decision by the Therapeutic Goods Administration.
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