Health minister Greg Hunt says the government will work with the sector to "ensure" Australian patients access gene and cell therapies as Alnylam Pharmaceuticals, the company with the first approved RNA interference therapeutic, confirms it has no current plan to bring ONPATTRO to Australia.
Greg Hunt: Will work to 'ensure' patient access to gene and cell therapies
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