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Premium for New Drug Development Should Be Made Permanent: Mr Wolf of PhRMA

August 1, 2011
Speaking on July 13 at CPhI Japan 2011 in Osaka, Ira Wolf, Japan representative of the Pharmaceutical Research and Manufacturers of America (PhRMA), stated that PhRMA's top priority in the coming years will be to encourage drug pricing reforms that…

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