Stakeholders concerned about Health Australia Party

Megan Haggan 01/07/2016

The Health Australia Party should leave healthcare policy to people better suited to the task, say health stakeholders.“I am concerned that a one-issue political party has sprung up around wanting to put unproven alternative health products on equal footing with thoroughly-researched medical practices," says AMA (NSW) President Prof Brad Frankum.According to the policy document on

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