IV shortage eases, but constraints likely for months

An unprecedented shortage of intravenous fluids is easing but supplies are expected to be constrained throughout the year.

State and federal health ministers have outlined steps to cope with supply issues after a meeting in Sydney on Friday, including improved data sharing and national coordination on getting the vital fluids to hospitals and vets.

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