The patent on Ozempic in Australia doesn’t expire til 2029. In the meantime, Canada and India get cheap generics while Australians will pay full price for a brand name

AngoraFish@angorafish.bsky.social · 6h ago

This is the real problem: "There were an extraordinary 420,000 people receiving a private-market supply of GLP-1 agonist drugs semaglutide or tirzepatide as of mid-last year". Why accept a lower wholesale price on the PBS when half a million people are paying full price? Time to bring on generics.

Possibly our favourite minute of a meeting ever taken: On the 19th September 1739 the following caught our eye: The Merchant Adventurers paid 2s 6d for "washing the Hall after Mr Peary had showed Lyons". Yes you've read that right. Lions! In the Hall! 🦁💩

Thank you to Mexico & Australia for sending your fire fighters to aid us when our closest physical ally threatens to fine or tariff Canada even as smoke from Washington & Oregon blow into BC. We send fire crews & our Super Soaker water bombers when the USA is on fire. TACO issues threats. Sad...

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Watching a prescription drug ad at the doctor's office where a couple takes their kid to a baseball game (sound is off, so I don't know what the drug is), and because it's an ad, they all have generic hats and jerseys and root excitedly for a fake team, and as a Mets fan, I find it relatable.