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Draft Revision of Basic Blood Product Policy OK’ed, to Be Finalized by March-End
A Japanese health ministry panel has approved a draft revision of the basic policy on blood products, which calls for close cooperation between the government and manufacturers to ensure supplies amid a surge in demand for plasma-derived therapies. Under the…
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