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Asian Pharma Groups Adopt Position Paper to Push E-Labeling
A group of 13 Asian pharma trade organizations has officially adopted a position paper on e-labeling, aiming to accelerate efforts to achieve the electronic distribution of prescribing information in Asian markets. The paper was hammered out on April 18 at…
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