King tarnishes reputation over Keytruda at end of career
Labour's latest fiasco involves its leader wanting to personally decide which drugs Pharmac will fund. With special audio feature.
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Labour’s health policy czar, Annette King, has a legendary and probably justified aversion to drug companies. Not for nothing has the industry earned a reputation similar to that of tobacco, armaments, fast food and Big Sugar.
As health minister, Ms King wouldn’t even meet the drug companies or
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King tarnishes reputation over Keytruda at end of career
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