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“Third Price Revision” Eyed for Expansion of Comparator PMP Deduction Rule
As Japan’s drug pricing debates enter the homestretch, policymakers are planning to apply the so-called “comparator PMP deduction” rule to more innovative products that nevertheless fail to meet certain criteria at the third price revision following their listing - instead…
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