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Ray Moynihan

Australia
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Aspiring bush regenerator and TAFE student, academic researcher, author, journalist, would-be Salsa dancer. All views my own.
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Suffolk Park committee resignations (1)

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By Ray Moynihan
| The Echo (Australia) Verified
I was one of four people who resigned from the Suffolk Park Progress Association (SPPA) committee on 18 March, following two previous resignations. At the time, we four, then a majority, wrote a respectful resignation letter, explaining key reasons, and requesting the letter’s release.
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Should drug companies be allowed to run ‘awareness’ ads for conditions their drugs treat? We asked 5 experts

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By Barbara Mintzes, David Samuel Menkes, Fiona Willer, Jennifer Power, Ray Moynihan
| The Conversation Verified
Barbara Mintzes receives research funding from the National Health and Medical Research Council (NHMRC). She is also an expert witness for the Therapeutic Goods Administration. She is General Secretary of the International Society of Drug Bulletins (ISDB), Associate Editor of the UK Drug & Therapeutics Bulletin, and a member of Health Action International (HAI-Europe).
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Should drug companies be allowed to run ‘awareness’ ads for conditions their drugs treat? We asked 5 experts

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By Barbara Mintzes, David B. Menkes, Waipapa Taumata Rau, Fiona Willer, Jennifer Power, Ray Moynihan
| Yahoo Lifestyle Australia Verified
Anna Shvets/Pexels Unlike in the United States and New Zealand, it’s illegal in Australia to advertise prescription medicines directly to the public. The main idea is to avoid demand for a drug that may not be appropriate, but which doctors may feel under pressure to prescribe. But drug companies can get around this restriction by running “awareness” ads that indirectly promote their products.
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