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- JPMA Reprimands Meiji Pharma over Kobayashi Kako Issue
July 16, 2021
- Hiroyuki Kawabata Joins PhRMA as Sr. Assistant Japan Representative
July 16, 2021
- Downloads of FPMAJ’s E-Labeling App on Track to Target 50,000 as Legal Enforcement Approaches
July 14, 2021
- Japan Patient Advocates Want Drugs for Later-Stage Alzheimer’s
July 13, 2021
- New Trade Group for Established Drugs to Launch in Japan
July 13, 2021
- FIRM Calls for Separate Pricing System for Regenerative Medicine Products: Chair
July 13, 2021
- JMA Frets Pricey Dementia Meds, to Explore Ways to Keep Universal Coverage
July 9, 2021
- High-Priced Drugs Should Be Discussed Carefully Based on Characteristics of Diseases and Treatments: JMA Exec
July 1, 2021
- More than 80% of Pharmacists Feel Impact of Generic Supply Delays on Business: Survey
June 23, 2021
- Patient Group Wants More R&D Spending on Pancreatic Cancer
June 15, 2021
- Saitama-Based Hospital Group Introduces Formulary in 18 Therapeutic Areas, Aims to Spread Know-How in Region
June 15, 2021
- FPMAJ Urges Caution with Market Expansion Re-Pricing, Says Add’l Indications Now Seen as Price Cut Risk
June 14, 2021
- FPMAJ Drug Price Report Rebuts Issues Raised over Cost-Plus Method, PMP and More
June 14, 2021
- PhRMA Posts Its Position on Japan CEA Scheme on Website
June 11, 2021
- Eisai’s Akana Re-Elected as FPMAJ’s Drug Pricing Chief
June 11, 2021
- Terumo’s Mimura Elected New Medical Devices Chief; Reimbursement Debate Ahead for SaMD
June 9, 2021
- Experts Eye Macroeconomic Indexing of Drug Costs to Keep Innovation Afloat: INES Proposal
May 31, 2021
- Ken Suzuki Returns to JPWA Reins after 2 Years
May 28, 2021
- JPMA Positive on Use of Clinical Research Data in Submissions, but Wary of Funding Database
May 26, 2021
- Ken Suzuki Likely to Come Back as JPWA Chief after 2 Years
May 25, 2021
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