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- JPA Leaders Exchange Opinions with New Health Minister
September 17, 2007
- BUSINESS NEWS IN BRIEF
September 17, 2007
- JPA Would Like to Expand the Role of Pharmacists
September 17, 2007
- No Reduction in Technical Fees Considered: New Health Minister
September 17, 2007
- Med. Fee Curtailment Policy Caused Collapse of Med. Insurance System: 3 Social Insurance Unions
September 17, 2007
- Korosho to Shift Priority from Treatment of ADRs to Prevention
September 17, 2007
- TOPICS/JADEC, sanofi-aventis Hold HbA1c Awareness Promotion Campaign
September 17, 2007
- Use e-Details to Enhance QOV: Mr Takuma of CareNet
September 17, 2007
- Japan's First New-Type Influenza Vaccines Recommended for Approval
September 17, 2007
- SURVEY/Antirheumatic Drug Market Grew by 49% in 2006: Fuji Keizai Databook
September 17, 2007
- GENERICS NEWS IN BRIEF
September 17, 2007
- EFPIA Appreciates 20% Increase in Budget Request for Innovation
September 17, 2007
- Lundbeck, Takeda Tie Up to Develop Drugs for Mood and Anxiety Disorders
September 17, 2007
- CSL Behring Is Discriminated Against in Japan: President Mr Turner
September 17, 2007
- REGULATORY NEWS IN BRIEF
September 17, 2007
- SymBio Acquires Worldwide Rights to PEG-ZnPP
September 17, 2007
- POTELLIGENT the Most Important Technology Kyowa Hakko Has Developed in the Last 20 Years: Dr Shitara
September 17, 2007
- Eisai Ties Up with Salix to Copromote COLAZAL in the US
September 17, 2007
- Bayer to Close Its Kobe Research Center for Regenerative Medicine
September 17, 2007
- GSK to Independently Market Zantac
September 17, 2007
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