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- Eisai to File Lenvatinib for Approval in Japan, US, Europe as Early as June
February 6, 2014
- NDA for Lorcaserin Expected to Be Filed in Japan in FY2016 or Later: Eisai
February 5, 2014
- 396 Eisai Workers Take Voluntary Retirement, FY2013 Net Profit Forecast Revised Downward
February 5, 2014
- DSP Expands Collaboration with Edison for Development of Mitochondrial Disease Treatment
February 5, 2014
- Kyowa Kirin to Integrate Research and Development Divisions
February 4, 2014
- Drug Wholesalers Laud Medical Fee Cuts to Fix Lengthy Haggling, Pharmacy Chains Vexed by Rule
February 4, 2014
- Kyowa Kirin Drug Prices Expected to Slip by 7% Due to NHI Price Revision
February 4, 2014
- Asahi Kasei Pharma to Discontinue Development of Teribone Transdermal Patch Formulation in Japan
February 4, 2014
- Impact of FDA’s Ranbaxy Ban on Daiichi Sankyo Earnings “Unavoidable”: Mr Sakai
February 3, 2014
- Daiichi Sankyo to Shift to IFRS Starting from FY2013
February 3, 2014
- CSL Behring Launches Hizentra, 1st SC Immunoglobulin Therapy in Japan
February 3, 2014
- Teijin Picks Another Pharma Maven for President
February 3, 2014
- Chugai President Mum on Kadcyla Launch Timing, Price Talks with Regulators Still Ongoing
February 3, 2014
- Chugai Sales Climb 9.6%, Actemra Sales Exceed 100 Billion Yen
February 3, 2014
- Sanofi Demands Payment of $416 Million from Novartis over Dissolved Equa Deal
January 31, 2014
- Novartis Suspected of Drafting Conference Presentation Materials on “Sign” Trial
January 31, 2014
- Novartis Global Net Profit Falls 1%, Japan Sales Drop 15.8%
January 31, 2014
- Maruho to Acquire Distribution Rights for Atopic Dermatitis Drug Protopic from Astellas
January 31, 2014
- Sawai, Nichi-Iko Boosting Annual Production Capacity to 10 Billion Tablets Each in Anticipation of Future Market Growth
January 31, 2014
- Novartis Suspected of Drafting Letter of Consent for “Sign” Trial
January 30, 2014
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