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MHLW Wants Specific Plan by May for Four-Times Yearly Price Review of Indication-Added Drugs
The Ministry of Health, Labor and Welfare (MHLW) aims to have a specific plan by May for a new scheme to review the NHI reimbursement prices of drugs four times each year if their markets have expanded beyond a certain…
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