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- Current Tax Rules for Medical Fees Unreasonable, Litigation an Option: Major Hospital Chain
March 25, 2014
- Experts Disagree over Full-Introduction of GCP at JCS Meeting
March 24, 2014
- NCNP Research Group Confirms Efficacy of Tocilizumab for Neuromyelitis Optica
March 19, 2014
- Japan Hematology Society to Open Probe into SIGN Trial
March 19, 2014
- Lead Author to Revise COI Statement in Article Used to Promote Antidepressant Cymbalta
March 19, 2014
- Trial Investigators Brush Aside Concerns over CASE-J in US Journal
March 18, 2014
- JSH Guidelines to Strongly Recommend Beta Blockers for Patients with Certain Complications
March 18, 2014
- University of Tokyo Admits Patient Information on SIGN Trial Leaked to Novartis
March 17, 2014
- National University Hospitals to Disclose Funding from Autumn, but with Company Names Withheld
March 11, 2014
- JAMS’s Newly Revised COI Management Guidelines Impose Stricter Rules
February 28, 2014
- Japanese Cardiologist Raises Statistical Concerns over CASE-J Study in US Journal
February 28, 2014
- NCNP to Begin Investigator-Initiated Trial of Multiple Sclerosis Treatment
February 28, 2014
- Japan Diabetes Society Crosses Out SMART Study from Its Guidelines
February 25, 2014
- US Journal Officially Announces Retraction of SMART Study
February 24, 2014
- Japan Hypertension Society Halts Support for Maker-Linked Seminars, but Gives Leeway for Luncheons
February 18, 2014
- University of Tokyo Hospital Allegedly Gave Patient Questionnaire Results on SIGN Trial to Novartis without Consent
February 13, 2014
- SMART Study Sub-Analysis Paper to Be Retracted from JSH Journal
February 12, 2014
- University of Tokyo Besieged with Medical, Pharma Research Woes, School’s Credibility at Stake
February 7, 2014
- JAS Sees “No Need” to Change Its Guidelines in Response to 2013 ACC/AHA Guidelines for the Prevention of ASCVD
February 5, 2014
- SGLT-2 Inhibitors “Suited to Patients with Tendency to Obesity”: Prof. Kadowaki of Univ. of Tokyo
February 4, 2014
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