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Vaccine gamble in the lottery of life

Why not roll the dice on the rollout?

5 June 2021

9:00 AM

5 June 2021

9:00 AM

People take pharmaceutical shots and pills that promise better health and wellbeing, despite the risk of rare but catastrophic side-effects, like dangerous blood clots from the contraceptive pill, or febrile neutropenia from immunotherapy. The personal risk is worth the personal benefits, net of financial costs. For pharmaceuticals on the PBS, only a small co-payment is required.

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