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Mr Sawai of JGA Announces “Absolute Opposition” to Add’l Price Reduction for Generics
Hiroyuki Sawai, president of the Japan Generic Medicines Association (JGA), held a press conference in Tokyo on December 19 to stress JGA’s “absolute opposition” to the idea of an additional reduction in the NHI prices of generic drugs that might…
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