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- Impact of Drug Price Revisions on Company Management Unclear: JMA Think Tank
August 22, 2017
- JPWA Member Firms Suffer Record 3.5% Sales Fall on Drop-Off in Demand for Hepatitis C Meds
August 16, 2017
- Science Council of Japan Calls for Public-Private Partnerships to Spur Development of Psychiatric Disease Treatments
August 9, 2017
- New Chuikyo Doctor Reps Question Drug Pricing Premiums, CEA Plan
July 19, 2017
- EFPIA Japan to Provide 1 Million Yen to Support Patients’ Organizations
July 5, 2017
- Generic Use Rate at 65.5% in FY2016: JGA
June 30, 2017
- JMA Announces Endorsement for Chuikyo Rep Replacements
June 26, 2017
- FPMAJ Weighs Refined Version of “Similar Treatment Comparison” Pricing Method
June 20, 2017
- FPMAJ “Not Opposed” to Company Requirements for Receiving Price Maintenance Premium: Kamoya
June 20, 2017
- Reflecting Results of CEA in NHI Prices at Time of Listing Will Be Difficult: FPMAJ Report
June 20, 2017
- FPMAJ Calls for “Cautious” Discussions on Reduction of Price Band for Generic Drugs
June 19, 2017
- FPMAJ Calls for Maintaining Prices for On-Patent Drugs, Lower Price Reduction Rates in Off-Year Revisions
June 19, 2017
- JGA Appreciates Tweaked Honebuto Text on Generics, 80% Goal Achievable on Production Basis
June 13, 2017
- JMA’s Nakagawa Questions Price Difference for LLPs and AGs, Negative about PhRMA Pitch for AWP Alternatives
June 9, 2017
- Membership of Japan Biosimilar Association to Reach 20 Companies in Near Future
June 7, 2017
- Public, Private Donors Put Up US$200-Plus Million for GHIT’s 2nd-Phase Work
June 5, 2017
- Japan Drug Market Could Shrink at CAGR of -2.5% If Price Maintenance Premium Scrapped: EFPIA
June 1, 2017
- JGA Ups Its Lobbying Efforts to Prevent Further Reduction in Price Bands for Generics
June 1, 2017
- Maker FTC Sanctions Member Company for Violating Fair Competition Code
May 30, 2017
- Wholesale Industry FTC to Discuss Prohibiting Free-of-Charge Inventory Transfers between Pharmacies
May 30, 2017
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