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US Chamber Raises Japan’s Pharma Policy as Unfair Trade Practice, Prods Federal Govt for Action
The US Chamber of Commerce has raised Japan’s pharmaceutical pricing as an “unfair trade practice” in a comment submitted to the federal government, calling for addressing the lack of transparency and predictability in the Japanese reimbursement system. The chamber particularly…
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