A public-private council report outlining industry views on Japan’s drug pricing systems drew little discussion at a meeting of the…
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Govt Panel Members Pitch Yearly NHI Price Cut, 0.8 Trillion Yen Could’ve Been Pruned over 7 Years
Japan should implement the NHI drug price revision every year, instead of every two years at present, in order to better reflect the market prices of pharmaceuticals to their reimbursement prices, members of a key government panel proposed on April…
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