Japan’s cost-effectiveness assessment (CEA) panel has approved a revised handling policy for the CEA system for FY2026, with the health…
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JGA Chief Opposes 50% First Generic Pricing for Non-Oral Drugs with Adoair, Symbicort Generics in Mind
Itsuro Yoshida, president of the Japan Generic Medicines Association (JGA), has his eyes set on generic debuts in the coming years for key inhaler bronchial asthma drugs as he strongly opposes the application of a proposed 50% pricing rule to…
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