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Drug Pricing Tomorrow: MOF Budget Examiner Eyes “Sharp Price Cuts” for Both New and Listed Generics in 2016
As Japan grapples with snowballing healthcare spending, a Ministry of Finance (MOF) budget examiner sees it necessary to slash the reimbursement prices of generics, both first generics and ones already on the market, in next year’s drug pricing reform. “The…
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