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MOF Frets Financial Impact of Pricey Meds for Big Patient Populations, Cites Xolair’s Use in Pollen Allergy
The Ministry of Finance (MOF) has been questioning Japan’s de-facto automatic reimbursement system for approved drugs for some time, particularly in view of super-expensive products like cell and gene therapies. On November 1, it newly aired concerns for the financial…
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