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Keidanren Calls for Review of Japan's Unique Pharmaceutical Regulations
Japan’s biggest business lobby Keidanren has unveiled its FY2024 regulatory reform request, in which it points out that the country’s unique pharmaceutical regulations serve as barriers to drug development and clinical trials, calling for the revisiting of relevant rules. The…
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