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Australia’s most reported medicines

Guest Author 08/10/2025

PDL reveals its top 10 most reported medicines over the last financial year—and the recurring themes in incidents Each year, PDL reviews data reported by members, and reflects on the challenges pharmacists have faced, while extracting insights from the patterns/trends that emerged. Below are the top 10 most reported medicines in the 2024-2025 financial year:

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