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New Zealand PHARMAC Proposes Lifting Restrictions On Merck’s Fosamax; Reduces Subsidy For EC Aspirin

This article was originally published in PharmAsia News

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PERTH, Australia - New Zealand's Pharmaceutical Management Agency has proposed lifting some of the restrictions on drugs classified for musculoskeletal system therapies, effective March 1, the agency announced Jan. 12

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