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124.8 Billion Yen Earmarked in FY2015 Budget for AMED
The government is going to spend a total of 124.8 billion yen for the Japan Agency for Medical Research and Development (AMED) to be set up in April, according to a FY2015 budget plan endorsed on January 14. Of the…
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