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Xocova Might Trigger Mega Seller Price Control Rule for First Time
For the first time, the Japanese health ministry might apply a new price control rule introduced in April 2022 for products that could potentially generate annual sales exceeding 150 billion yen, with the target being Shionogi’s oral COVID-19 pill Xocova…
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