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New Japan NIH Head Asks Pharma Industry to Suggest Ideas for Benefit of Japanese People
Makoto Suematsu, who will become the head of a Japanese version of the US National Institutes of Health (NIH), on November 12 called on pharmaceutical companies to contribute research-related ideas that would lead to the benefit of the Japanese people.…
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