New research conducted over
the last decade has demonstrated
some perverse unintended
reactions about cigarette packets.
Young pregnant women
“absolutely terrified” of having a
big baby have been known to “seek
out packets that had the message
smoking could make a baby smaller,
and deliberately smoke in order to
accomplish that aim,” said ANU’s
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BREAST Cancer Network Australia (BCNA) has welcomed a PBAC recommendation to subsidise the breast cancer drug Enhertu (trastuzumab deruxtecan) for HER2-low metastatic breast cancer on the PBS.
PHARMACY Connect (PC2024) has revealed that Olympian Peter Bol will be sharing his journey from adversity to athletic greatness at the conference in Sep in Sydney.
IN WESTERN Australia, Michael’s Chemist Group has started stocking therapeutic Nicotine Vaping Products (NVPs), pursuant to the Federal Government’s new vaping laws (PD 25 Mar).
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