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FPMAJ Chief Says Govt Proposal Is Fundamental Price Cut, Not Fundamental Reform: Chuikyo
Masayo Tada, chairman of the Federation of Pharmaceutical Manufacturers’ Associations of Japan (FPMAJ), fired off a sarcastic jab at the government’s drug pricing proposals on November 29, saying they are “fundamental price cuts,” rather than “fundamental reforms” as they are…
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