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- Towa to Improve Production Efficiencies and Facilities at Yamagata Plant in Response to Rising Generic Demand
September 3, 2015
- AZ, Daiichi Sankyo Team Up for Development, Commercialization of Nasal Flu Vaccine in Japan
September 3, 2015
- GSK Adjusts Shipments of Hepatitis B Treatment Tenozet Due to Disaster-Stricken Plant Following Tianjin Explosion in China
September 2, 2015
- Pfizer Japan Slapped with Biz Improvement Order over ADR Reporting
September 2, 2015
- Sanofi Names Former Keio University Professor Yuji Sato as R&D Head
September 2, 2015
- Eisai to Develop Insomnia Treatment Lemborexant with Purdue Pharma of US
September 2, 2015
- Genzyme Japan Launches Oral Gaucher’s Disease Treatment Cerdelga
September 2, 2015
- Harvoni, Yervoy, Other New Drugs Hit Japan Market
September 1, 2015
- Baxalta Japan Aims for 6-8% Annual Growth by 2020: President Kawamoto
September 1, 2015
- Merck Serono Initiates Voluntary Recall of Ovulation Inducer Serophene Due to Deviation from In-House Specifications
September 1, 2015
- GSK Paid 9.3 Billion Yen to Physicians, Medical Institutions in 2014
August 31, 2015
- Towa Raises Production Target to 14 Billion Tablets: Pres. Yoshida
August 31, 2015
- Hisamitsu Starts PII Study of Analgesic Transdermal Patch for Lower Back Pain in Japan
August 31, 2015
- Seikagaku to Cease Development of Rheumatoid Arthritis Treatment Licensed from Can-Fite
August 31, 2015
- Takeda Inks Deal with Nanotherapeutics to Expand Vaccine Technology Rights
August 28, 2015
- MTPC Chief Hints at No Major Merger, Plans Departure from Go-It-Alone Policy
August 28, 2015
- Jardiance Reduces Cardiovascular Risks: BI, Lilly
August 28, 2015
- Ono Files for Multiple Myeloma Treatment Carfilzomib in Japan
August 27, 2015
- Lixiana Recommended by UK’s NICE as Venous Thromboembolism Treatment Under National Health Service: Daiichi Sankyo
August 27, 2015
- Tresiba Approved for Pediatric Use: Novo Nordisk
August 27, 2015
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