Speed Up Access To Cancer Drugs, Australia's Senate Tells Government
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Executive Summary
An Australian Senate committee has called on the government to carry out a comprehensive review of the systems for drug approval and reimbursement listing in order to help speed up the availability and affordability of new innovative cancer medicines.
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