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From July 1, 2021 hundreds of Australians suffering from mesothelioma will have access to new treatments thanks to an expanded listing on the PBS. http://www.greghunt.com.au/pbs-listings-to-support-patients-with-mesothelioma/ …pic.twitter.com/RyZsXo5n7Y
Mesothelioma is an insidious cancer that cannot be treated surgically & can take decades to emerge after initial exposure to asbestos. Without PBS subsidy, patients might pay more than $130,000 per course of treatment, they will now pay as little as $6.60 with a concession card.
Since 2013, our Government has approved more than 2,600 new or amended listings on the PBS. This represents an average of a listing a day – at an overall investment by the Government of $13.2 billion.
A lot of people who do not have a concession card are low income. What access do they have to this drug?
$41 per dose.
Thank you so much @GregHuntMP this means so much. My Dad was sadly diagnosed with Mesothelioma late last year. It's a horrible cancer.
Tell us about the cuts your government wanted to make to Medicare
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