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Retrovirals for early COVID: What is changing and when

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Retrovirals for early COVID: What is changing and when

By Amanda Cameron
Monday 18 July 2022, 12:12 PM
Paxlovid Pfizer March 2022 2 [image: supplied by Pfizer]
Paxlovid in production in March [image: Pfizer]
The Government last week announced changes that would make it easier for more people to get state-funded antivirals for early COVID-19. The change
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