Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme (PBS) medicines remain affordable for all concession card holders. Pensioners and concession card holders will continue to pay no more than $7.70 until 2030 for PBS medicines. For more information, see the comments below. 👇 | Australian Government Department of Health, Disability and Ageing

The Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme is now in the sights of Donald Trump who is threatening a 250 per cent tariff. But Anthony Albanese says making medicines cheaper for those in need is 'part of who we are', adamant that it is not up for negotiation. 📱Download the 7NEWS app: 7news.link/7newsapp #7NEWS | 7NEWS Melbourne

7.9K views · 57 reactions | A new drug, which greatly extends the life of patients with incurable blood cancer multiple myeloma has been added to the pharmaceutical benefits scheme. It means the life-changing therapy, now more than $160,000 a year, will soon be available at virtually no cost. www.7NEWS.com.au #7NEWS | 7NEWS Brisbane | Facebook

US medical giants call Australia’s Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme “unfair trade practice”. Will Australian leaders stand up to Donald Trump’s tariff threats? Catch up on Q A on iview. | Q A

Up to 500,000 Australians are set to benefit when new medicines and treatments are made available on the Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme. The commonly prescribed medications and cancer drugs can save some patients up to $100k per year. www.7NEWS.com.au #7NEWS | 7NEWS Sydney