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Change to PBS Closing the Gap program sees Aboriginal patients inadvertently charged more for medication – ABC News

On NAIDOC Week, some Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander patients have been forced to pay more for medication after being caught…

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July 7, 2021

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On NAIDOC week, some Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander patients have been forced to pay more for medication after being caught up in a change to the Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme.
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