The Australian government wants its new requirements over medicine labels to make important information about drugs easier to find.
Labeling requirements for Australian medicines have not been updated for many years, and the country’s Department of Health is acting to ensure that they clearly identify a particular drug and provide enough information to allow patients to make safe and informed decisions.
These changes will help to bring Australian medicine labels up to date and align them with international best practice, and are designed to make labels clearer and more consistent. They demand the inclusion of more information about any substances, such as allergens, that are contained in the medicine that could result in health problems in some people.
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