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418 Key Drug Candidates Listed by 36 Societies, Panel to Outline Stable Supply Measures at Next Meeting
A total of 418 products have been cited by 36 scientific societies as medically essential drugs that need to be stably supplied, the Ministry of Health, Labor and Welfare (MHLW) reported at its panel meeting held online on June 26.…
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