Co-payment cut restored ‘dignity’ at dispensaries

Nicholas O’Donoghue 06/02/2025

Government policies are boosting access to affordable medicines for patients during cost-of-living crisis, Senator claims Moves to cut the Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme (PBS) general co-payment announced by Labor ahead of the last federal election are delivering for Australian patients, Senator Deborah O’Neill says. Speaking in the Senate on Wednesday 5 February 2025, O’Neill said the

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