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- Use of Computers for Processing Medical Bills to Be Promoted
February 18, 2002
- Marketing Suspension of Berotec Aerosol Requested by Medwatcher Japan
February 18, 2002
- JMA Committee Opposed to Increases in Copayment
February 18, 2002
- New System to Widen Gaps between Generic Houses: EMA President
February 18, 2002
- Top Priority Should Be Put on Pharmaceutical Education Reform: JSHP President
February 18, 2002
- 4 Companies Form Group to Promote Generics
February 18, 2002
- Terumo: Consolidated 3rd Qtr Sales Total \49,772 Mil.
February 18, 2002
- WEBSITE NEWS
February 18, 2002
- J-Phone Develops New System Directly Transferring Images to Mobile Phone
February 18, 2002
- BUSINESS NEWS IN BRIEF
February 18, 2002
- Medical Device Federation Requests Regulatory Reforms
February 18, 2002
- FDA Is Very Interested in Immediate PMS System: Dr Kurokawa of PFSB
February 18, 2002
- Korosho to Accept STED-based Applications for Medical Devices
February 18, 2002
- Korosho to Allow Hospitals to Charge Special Medical Treatment Fee for Unlisted Drugs
February 18, 2002
- Court Rejects Taisho's Demands in Lawsuit Against Daikoku
February 18, 2002
- Legal Drug Classification to Be Revised
February 18, 2002
- 49% Rise in Operating Profits Expected for Ain Pharmaciez: Nomura Report
February 18, 2002
- EAD Director Calls on Makers to Reduce Invoice Prices
February 18, 2002
- Sugi Pharmacy's Ordinary Profits to Jump 40%: Okasan Securities
February 18, 2002
- Safety Measures Must Be Coordinated with Global Standards: Korosho Official
February 18, 2002
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