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Sprycel, a medicine that treats Acute Lymphoblastic Leukaemia, will save patients in excess of $51,000. And Actemra, which treats giant cell arteris, will save patients more the $10,200.pic.twitter.com/Alxjlv5LL7
Delighted to meet Hugh and Michael whose lives have been transformed by new medicines for brain cancer and leukaemia, which will be available on the PBS from 1 August.pic.twitter.com/02VrpLkhw3
@GregHuntMP you say patients will save $40k and $30k per dose for these medicines, but tell how does someone on $40 per day afford $30k or $40k a dose or do the poor just die without medicines which they couldn't dream of buying and the rich saved because of pbs
Great news @GregHuntMP
Fantastic news for Australians. I’d like to see the Australian Government commit to ensuring EVERY STATE also having Proton Therapy facilities available too, so patients can be told of that option for treatment.
Please include all doses for Hydroxyurea too for people living with Sickle Cell disease.
Not just a sickle cell disease drug but other forms of cancer too.
Well done to the Aust Govt and Minister Hunt. Making a true difference in the lives of cancer sufferers. Great initiative. Again Australia leads the way in medical research.
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