By: Alan Perrott
The decision to end a targeted bowel screening programme for Māori and Pacific peoples “is wrong on so many levels, it’s offensive”, says former Te Aka Whai Ora clinical director Rawiri McKree Jansen
Alan Perrott is a Feature Writer at Pharmacy Today and New Zealand Doctor. He focuses on health and wellness, exploring themes related to medicine, healthcare systems, and medical specialties, with topics ranging from the coronavirus to nutrition and social issues in New Zealand. Alan's work has been featured in prominent publications, highlighting his commitment to informing the public on critical health matters.
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Alan Perrott's coverage is heavily focused on local healthcare, general practitioners, and the New Zealand healthcare system. He tends to include a significant amount of expert commentary and government announcements in his articles.
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