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⇱ Do Politics and Healthcare Intersect in 2026? - PubMed

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Abstract

Do you trust our prime minister to fix your overcrowded emergency departments, reduce waits for your surgery or find you a primary care doctor? Do you trust your premier to do the same or your minister of health?

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