Paracetamol panic a chance for education: expert

Megan Haggan 19/04/2023

People living with pain are reportedly stockpiling paracetamol ahead of changes recommended by the TGA – but it’s an opportunity for pharmacist advice, says one pain expert Giulia Jones, chief executive officer of Pain Australia, has told News Corp media that people concerned about changes to the availability of paracetamol have begun to stock up

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