The Japanese government should push back its first “off-year” drug re-pricing currently scheduled for next April until 2023 or beyond as the country faces the novel coronavirus “contingency,” the Japan Pharmaceutical Manufacturers Association (JPMA) urged on June 10. The JPMA…
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