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JEMA Proposing “Improved Drug” Category with Minimal Application Dossiers
The Japan Established Medicine Association (JEMA) is proposing the establishment of a new regulatory application category called “improved drugs” in Japan. This would make it easier for companies other than the original manufacturers to seek approval for drug products containing…
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