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U K forces Google to remove websites selling gender-affirming medications

The government says it's protecting people's safety, but others worry it's just part of a campaign to end gender-affirming care in the United Kingdom.

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Cold and flu medicines with pseudoephedrine back on shelves by winter

Medicines containing pseudoephedrine are expected to be back on store shelves by winter, associate health minister David Seymour says. Medsafe has approved.

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Long banned decongestant back on shelves this winter

Medicines containing pseudoephedrine are expected to be back on store shelves by winter, associate health minister David Seymour says. Medsafe has approve

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SunLive - Pseudoephedrine back on shelves for winter - The Bay s News First

SunLive - Pseudoephedrine back on shelves for winter - The Bay s News First
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Pseudoephedrine back on shelves for Winter

Associate Health Minister David Seymour has announced that Medsafe has approved 11 cold and flu medicines containing pseudoephedrine

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