The ACT Party leader David Seymour discusses plans to expand pharmacists' medical roles, including prescribing for common conditions, while addressing concerns about antibiotic resistance, global practices, and the future viability of community pharmacies amid rising healthcare需求
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Are comfortable with that? It's a flight that has lost money through three different airlines, three different airlines have tried it and failed, and it's clearly going to require a subsidy to continue. Are you okay with that?
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