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- Physicians Should Also Be Forbidden to Receive Gifts: Maker FTC
July 2, 2001
- REGULATORY NEWS IN BRIEF
July 2, 2001
- Bayer AG to Increase Share in Asia-Pacific from 16% to 25%
July 2, 2001
- Japan Is Lagging Behind the US in Life Science: S&T White Paper
July 2, 2001
- M&A, Alliance Effective for Strengthening R&D Ability: EAD Director
July 2, 2001
- CORPORATE ROUNDUP
July 2, 2001
- Aventis Aiming to Achieve Highest Growth Rate in Japan: President Loescher
July 2, 2001
- Council for Regulatory Reform to Focus on Medical Fees, NHI Prices
July 2, 2001
- Blopress, Nu-lotan Up Remarkably, But Mevalotin, Lipovas Down: Top 100 Products
July 2, 2001
- 48 New Active Ingredients Approved in FY2000
July 2, 2001
- Otsuka to Acquire Meretek of the US
July 2, 2001
- Takeda's Ixense for ED Launched in France, Germany
July 2, 2001
- MEDICAL DEVICE NEWS IN BRIEF
July 2, 2001
- Kyowa Hakko to Sell Mohan to Merck Hoei
July 2, 2001
- WORLD NEWS IN BRIEF
July 2, 2001
- Dainippon Launches Gasmotin in China
July 2, 2001
- OTC NEWS IN BRIEF
July 2, 2001
- EAD Director Urges Generic Houses to Expand Their Sales Route
July 2, 2001
- Takeda to Invest \110 Billion in R&D for FY2001
July 2, 2001
- 14 New Ingredients Officially Clear Regulatory Approval
July 2, 2001
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