Right now, hundreds of Australian women with HER-2 positive breast cancer are stuck in limbo, denied affordable access to a life-extending drug, Tucatinib.
Tucatinib has been approved for listing o...
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Thanks for trying to get a successful outcome for patients. Surely there should be a price that they can agree upon.
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