Breast cancer medication added to PBS

A new drug has been added to the Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme which can help stop breast cancer from spreading.
Abemaciclib works by blocking specific overactive proteins which signal cancer cells to grow.
Breast cancer is the most common cancer among women.
Reportedly, an average of 57 cases are diagnosed every day.
“This particular medication for the purpose it’s approved and the type of breast cancer it’s approved, we estimate will be suitable for up to 1,800 Australian patients every year,” Peter MacCallum Centre Associate Professor Shom Goel told Sky News Australia.

[@Genesis-007]

Another false flag while bulk billing is killed off

[@David_Camerwrongun]

Will they require numbing?
Numnumnumnum

[@lappo2534]

Lemme guess another mRNA jab?

[@Brains_Into_Monuments]

No, small block.

[@lyndengeo]

Hooray

[@daveo3122]

Subscription based drug.

[@WallsendChook]

Great news for Women !

[@Debbica]

Haha love comment what about the boys with titties😅

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Women actually make up better entrepreneurs. Not so called career by "title only" or corporate ladders.

[@_TheBreaker_]

When is Bundy Rum getting added to the list?
I drank it all through 2019-2024.
No C0vid
😂😂😂

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Guinea hen weed and bird pepper is better and no side effects

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About time

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