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74 Drug Makers Paid 483.1 Billion Yen to Healthcare Providers in FY2013: Jiho Tally
A total of 483.1 billion yen was paid from 74 drug makers to medical and research institutions in Japan in FY2013, according to a Jiho tally. The total figure is nearly twice the 238.1 billion yen extended by the government…
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