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How the Pharmacy Guild got so powerful

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By Bianca Nogrady Verified
| The Saturday Paper Verified
In 2021, at the height of the Covid-19 pandemic, pollster Roy Morgan ran a survey about how different professions were viewed by the Australian public. It revealed, perhaps unsurprisingly, that Australians trusted nurses and doctors above all other professionals. Close behind them were pharmacists.
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Australia increases penalties for social media companies to enforce under 16s ban

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By Bianca Nogrady Verified
| The BMJ Verified
Australia is stepping up its attempts to prevent children under 16 from accessing social media, a year on from becoming the first country in the world to enact a ban. In new moves, the Australian government is targeting social media companies with greater penalties for failing to enforce the ban and giving its e-safety commissioner greater investigative and enforcement powers.
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Motor neuron disease: Australian state makes condition notifiable disease in world first

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By Bianca Nogrady Verified
| The BMJ Verified
The Australian state of New South Wales is set to be the first jurisdiction in the world to make motor neuron disease (MND) a notifiable condition. Classifying MND in this way means that any new cases must be reported to the state health authority.1 Experts hope that this will create a new dataset that scientists can use to explore potential triggers of the poorly understood condition.
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