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Ex-Health Minister Takemi Vows to Bolster Japan’s Drug Development and Supply Resilience
Keizo Takemi, a veteran lawmaker from Japan’s ruling Liberal Democratic Party (LDP), is seeking a sixth term in the upcoming Upper House election. The former health minister says he will draw on his experience at the ministry to boost infrastructure…
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