By: Melissa Davey
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Melissa Davey is the Chief of the Guardian Australia Melbourne bureau. With a focus on medicine, social justice, and equality, Melissa's work covers a range of topics including healthcare, public policy, and scientific research. She is also an author and a dancer with the jazz troupe The Bluebelles.
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Melissa Davey's coverage predominantly focuses on healthcare and pharmaceutical issues within Australia, with a specific emphasis on government announcements, legal policy regulation, and data-backed reporting. Her articles often scrutinize societal or public health issues through the lens of scientific research.
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