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Japan Pharma Lobbies Likely to Retain Chiefs as Off-Year Re-Pricing Debate Looms
Two key Japanese pharma trade groups are expected to keep intact their chieftains for now to deal with upcoming discussions on so-called “off-year” re-pricing as the government plans to define the scope of products that will be subject to this…
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