Sensational headlines about ambulance ramping have become a regular event, with the usual finger-pointing of state versus federal responsibility made more vehement by the recent election.
As the Covid pandemic declines, we are now threatened by more sensational reporting of exotic diseases such as Japanese encephalitis and MonkeyPox. Of far greater importance is the anticipated reappearance of the annual flu.
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