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- Nat'l Exam for Physicians to Be Made More Accessible to the Handicapped
May 27, 2002
- Terumo: Sales Up 6.3% to \187,082 Mil.
May 27, 2002
- Wholesalers to Assist Makers in Immediate PMS
May 27, 2002
- General Risk Managers Appointed at All Nat'l Univ. Hospitals
May 27, 2002
- Olympus: New Digital Microscope "MIC-D"
May 27, 2002
- Drug Sales Up 3.5% in FY2001: CR&C
May 27, 2002
- GL on Subarachnoidal Hemorrhage Compiled
May 27, 2002
- AstraZeneca PLC: 1st Qtr Sales Up 13% to US$4,421 Mil.
May 27, 2002
- Otsuka Pharma Factory Sues Shionogi Claiming Infringement of Design Right
May 27, 2002
- Registration for J-WIND Increases Sharply
May 27, 2002
- Acarbose Prevents Type 2 Diabetes: STOP-NIDDM Study
May 27, 2002
- EPS Forms Alliance with VirtualeX for Subject Recruitment
May 27, 2002
- Mental Care Important for Atopic Dermatitis: ARC Seminar
May 27, 2002
- Novartis Opens Biomedical Research Center in US
May 27, 2002
- WEBSITE NEWS
May 27, 2002
- LWC to Undertake Survey on Lower Back Pain
May 27, 2002
- Novartis' Zometa to Be Approved for Bone Metastasis in the EU
May 27, 2002
- Teijin: Drug Sales, Operating Profits Up 6.7%, 7.0%
May 27, 2002
- Drug Terashima Joins AEON Welcia Stores
May 27, 2002
- Bayer AG: 1st Qtr Sales Down 6% to 7 Bil. Euro
May 27, 2002
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