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Community Scoop » Removing Prescription Fee In Budget "The Obvious Thing To Do": Pharmacists - Vimarsana News

Community Scoop » Removing Prescription Fee In Budget "The Obvious Thing To Do": Pharmacists

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Removing Prescription Fee In Budget "The Obvious Thing To Do": Pharmacists - Vimarsana News

Removing Prescription Fee In Budget "The Obvious Thing To Do": Pharmacists

Hopes are high the Government will include the removal of the 'patient co-payment' prescription fee in this week’s Budget, says Prescription Access Initiative (PAI) pharmacists, after politicians on both sides of the House publicly supported the ...

Government Prescription Fees Lead To Amputations, Heart Attacks: Pharmacist Survey - Vimarsana News

Government Prescription Fees Lead To Amputations, Heart Attacks: Pharmacist Survey

An 'inhumane' government prescription fee contributes to serious health issues including stroke, heart attack, sight loss, failed kidneys, breathing problems, mental health crises, and amputations, according to a new survey of 150 community ...

Government prescription fees lead to amputations, heart attacks: pharmacist survey - Vimarsana News

Government prescription fees lead to amputations, heart attacks: pharmacist survey

An "inhumane" government prescription fee contributes to serious health issues including stroke, heart attack, sight loss, failed kidneys, breathing problems, mental health crises, and amputations, according to a new survey of 150 community pharmacists around New Zealand.

Students qualify for BPA national conference - Vimarsana News

Students qualify for BPA national conference

More than three dozen Indian River School District students qualified for the Business Professionals of America (BPA) National Leadership Conference by placing in the top five of their respective events