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Tap Tax Cuts and AMED Subsidies, not Price Premium, to Fuel Innovation: JMA Chief
The government should encourage innovation in the pharmaceutical industry through tax cuts and subsidies, instead of the current price-maintenance premium scheme, Japan Medical Association (JMA) President Yoshitake Yokokura stressed on April 6. The leader of Japan’s biggest doctors lobby made…
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