Japan’s drug pricing panel held its final round of industry hearings on December 10 as it heads toward the FY2026…
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Japan Trade Groups Hail Progress in Reward for Innovation, but Fret Cost Disclosure Plans: FY2022 Reform
After a key reimbursement policy panel hammered out an outline of the FY2022 drug pricing reform, Japanese pharma industry groups issued statements on December 22 welcoming some progress made in the area of rewards for innovation, while raising concerns for…
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