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- WORLD NEWS IN BRIEF
April 2, 2001
- Most municipal Hospitals Have Anti-Accident Manuals: JMHA Survey
April 2, 2001
- Major Japanese firms Aiming at 20% of Total Sales Overseas in 2005: JPMA Report
April 2, 2001
- MRSA Infections Found in 0.55% of Inpatients: Korosho Survey
April 2, 2001
- Chuikyo Subcommittee Starts Discussions for Next Revision of Medical Fees
March 26, 2001
- Draft Guidelines on Genetic Testing Compiled by Eight Societies
March 26, 2001
- CORPORATE ROUNDUP NEWS IN BRIEF
March 26, 2001
- 850 Questions Received Regarding Evidence for Off-label Use of Drugs
March 26, 2001
- Gene Therapy for Buerger's Disease to Be Approved Shortly
March 26, 2001
- Applications Aimed at Preventing Accidents to Be Approved Quickly
March 26, 2001
- DIAGNOSTIC NEWS IN BRIEF
March 26, 2001
- LDP Convention Calls For Radical Reform in 2002
March 26, 2001
- MEDICAL DEVICE NEWS IN BRIEF
March 26, 2001
- DPJ Starts Discussions on Healthcare Reform
March 26, 2001
- OTC NEWS IN BRIEF
March 26, 2001
- Medical Institution Information System to Go into Operation in Osaka
March 26, 2001
- Kemporen Members' Ordinary Loss to Increase to \490.4 Bil.
March 26, 2001
- PMSB to Publish Criteria for Disclosure or Non-disclosure of Information
March 26, 2001
- Aiming at \30 Billion Sales in 2005: Mr Strenger of Aventis Behring
March 26, 2001
- More Patents Exported than Imported in Pharmaceutical Field
March 26, 2001
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