True accessibility means safe environments: Sim

Megan Haggan 19/05/2025

Leading pharmacists say “we must do better” when it comes to reducing inequity of care for LGBTQIA+ people The Pharmaceutical Society of Australia (PSA) has acknowledged the International Day Against LGBTQIA+ Discrimination or IDAHOBIT, marking the anniversary of the World Health Organization removing homosexuality from the Classification of Diseases on 17 May 1990. PSA recognises

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True accessibility means safe environments: Sim

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