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- Pharmaceutical Affairs Law Amendment Passes Diet
August 5, 2002
- Prulifloxacin Recommended for Approval
August 5, 2002
- Pharmaco-business Innovation Chair to Be Established at Univ. of Tokyo
August 5, 2002
- Views of the JPMA President Regarding the Amendment of the Pharmaceutical Affairs Law
August 5, 2002
- Dear-Doctor Letter Issued for Ticlopidine
August 5, 2002
- Risk Management, Cost-effectiveness Analysis Stressed: CMIC Seminar
August 5, 2002
- Council Insists on Entry of Private Corporations into Medical Facilities
August 5, 2002
- Serious ADRs Reported for 3 Products Including Edaravone
August 5, 2002
- Novartis to Offer Research Grants for Cancer, Diabetes
August 5, 2002
- Japan, EU to Start Drug GMP Mutual Recognition around July 2003
August 5, 2002
- REGULATORY NEWS IN BRIEF
August 5, 2002
- OTS NEWS IN BRIEF
August 5, 2002
- Korosho to Strictly Crack Down on Suspicious Health Foods
August 5, 2002
- MEDICAL FACILITIES & NURSING CARE NEWS IN BRIEF
August 5, 2002
- Olympus: New Version of EndoALPHA
August 5, 2002
- Eisai to Promote Pfizer's Cerebyx in US
August 5, 2002
- Olympus ProMarketing: Periodontal Disease Prevention Tool PerioMicro
August 5, 2002
- Fujisawa Ties Up with MerLion of Singapore for Enzyme Research
August 5, 2002
- Hitachi Medical to Gear Up New Business, Overseas Marketing
August 5, 2002
- Wholesalers Must Finish Price Negotiations by Mid-year Settlement of Accounts: Mr Matsutani
August 5, 2002
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