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No book in the appetite and new care for chronic diseases

One of the most popular forms of chronically ill final waste - the prescription book will no longer be needed when receiving medicines paid fully or in part by NZOC. It is only one of the major changes in the new National Framework...

Reported by Standart News Sep 13, 2026 · 07:23 UTC

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