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Japanese Firms May Not Feel Pain If There Is Pain: Mr Kobayashi of PhRMA

May 26, 2003
In a lecture entitled "Reform of the US Drug Industry and Differences between the US and Japan" at a regular seminar meeting organized by Pharma Marketing Survey Research Laboratory on May 8 in Tokyo, Toshi-hiko Kobayashi, PhD, chairman of PhRMA's…

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