Herald afternoon quiz: July 24

The Forbidden Pharmacy installation sheds light on the stark contrast in healthcare access, showing that over 200 essential medicines are unavailable to thousands of New Zealanders, despite being readily funded in other OECD countries. This stark representation underscores the broader issues in New Zealand's healthcare system, emphasizing the need for policy changes to ensure equitable access to life-saving treatments. By bringing attention to these disparities, the installation aims to spark discussions about healthcare funding and prioritization, ultimately pushing for reforms that could save lives and reduce health inequities.