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FY2014 NHI Revision Sees Price Cut of 5.64% without Tax Surcharges, 1,118 Long-Listed Products Subject to New Rule
Japan’s NHI drug prices will be pared by an average of 5.64% on a drug spending basis (1.22% on a medical spending basis) in the drug price revision in April, factoring out adjustments tied to the sales tax hike that…
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