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Health Editor for the Australian Financial Review based in Sydney. Former Tokyo/Shanghai correspondent and author of The Last Correspondent.
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Chemist Warehouse owner in talks over $14b Boots sale: FT

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By Michael Smith , Michaël Smith
| Australian Financial Review
By Michael Smith Sigma Healthcare, the owner of the Chemist Warehouse franchise, is among potential bidders looking at UK health and beauty retailer Boots, which is up for sale for $14 billion, the Financial Times has reported. A Sigma spokesman on Tuesday declined to comment on the report, which cited sources familiar with the situation. The report said talks were at an early stage and no decision on a sale had yet been made. Loading...
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Big business warns NDIS shake-up threatens private investment

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By Michael Smith , Michaël Smith
| Australian Financial Review
By Michael Smith Big business has warned the Albanese government's sweeping cuts to the National Disability Insurance Scheme could inadvertently erode future private sector investment in the nation's health, disability and aged care sectors if they are implemented too quickly.
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Empathy key in mission to take addiction treatment to the masses

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By Michael Smith , Michaël Smith
| Australian Financial Review
By Michael Smith Early in her career as an intern pharmacist Suzanne Nielsen became intrigued with the life-changing power of medications to treat opioid addiction. After graduating in 1997, she did her internship at a pharmacy in Melbourne that provided a methadone and buprenorphine program. She was amazed at how effective the treatments were.
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