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Is Calling for an Abolition the Right Play? Rethinking Japan’s FY2027 Off-Year Drug Price Revision
Japan’s health and finance ministers agreed late last year to go ahead with an “off-year” drug price revision in FY2027, reinforcing a policy the pharmaceutical industry has long opposed as a drag on innovation. With the government now explicitly committing…
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