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Over 30 Companies Target Nu-lotan Generic Listing in June, 60% Pricing Rule to Apply
The Ministry of Health, Labor and Welfare is set to grant marketing approval on February 15 for generic drugs ahead of the supplementary NHI price listing in June. The approval is expected to be granted for generics from more than…
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