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PhRMA Urges Japan to Exclude Patented Products from Off-Year Re-Pricing in 2023, Create Innovation Ecosystem
The Pharmaceutical Research and Manufacturers of America (PhRMA) on May 16 renewed its calls for the Japanese government to maintain the prices of on-patent medicines in its “off-year” drug price revisions, the next of which is scheduled for April 2023.…
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