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Proposal to fund capsaicin cream, atenolol oral liquid and bosentan and to amend the listing of erythromycin lactobionate IV

7 December 2012
Medicines Consultation Closed

Proposal to fund capsaicin cream, atenolol oral liquid and bosentan and to amend the listing of erythromycin lactobionate IV [PDF, 136 KB]

Last updated: 7 December 2012

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