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The only drugs registered as safe for pregnancy are old and less profitable to pharmaceutical companies which are discontinuing their distribution amid manufacturing disruptions since the pandemic began.
An editorial published in the Medical Journal of Australia called on the government to create a body responsible for registering, importing and manufacturing critical medications for use during pregnancy, independent of the need to obtain a profit.
Shortages particularly affect medications for high blood pressure, labetalol and nifedipine.
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