The Morrison government is set to announce two health policies on Saturday, after Labor focused on health and hospital in its first week of the campaign Mr Morrison is pledging $100 million for clinical trials in the nation's rural and regional areas, as the election campaign resumes after a brief Good Friday truce. The funding boost will focus on getting the care residents require, without needing to travel to a big city for treatment. The Prime Minister is also pledging $65 million for an adult Cystic Fibrosis unit at Sydney’s Westmead Hospital. The policy would see 16 beds supplied for young adults suffering from the chronic disease and focus heavily on new research to find a cure for the disease. Image: News Corp Australia
