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- Member Companies Conducted 682 Clinical Trials in Japan in 2013: PhRMA/EFPIA
June 11, 2014
- Generic Versions of Combination Drug Exforge to Be Named “Amvalo”: JSGM
June 10, 2014
- Santen President Officially Becomes New OPMA Head
May 29, 2014
- FPMAJ, JPMA Issue Joint Statement Opposing Once-Yearly NHI Price Revision
May 29, 2014
- JPWA Chief Highlights Progress in Single-Product, Single-Price Trading
May 27, 2014
- MTPC, MSD Return to JPMA’s BOD
May 26, 2014
- Yearly NHI Price Revision Not Consistent with Growth Strategy: JPMA Exec
May 23, 2014
- Astellas Chair Nogimori Sworn in as Head of FPMAJ
May 22, 2014
- Dainippon Pres. Tada Elected New Chief of JPMA
May 22, 2014
- Market Share of Generic Drugs Based on New Calculation Method Rose to 44.9% in 3rd Quarter of FY2013: JGA
May 19, 2014
- Quality Control Essential for Preventing Disruptions in Supplies of Generic Drugs; Double-Sourcing Not Enough
May 7, 2014
- Medwatcher Calls for Making Physician Payment Disclosure Obligatory by Law
May 2, 2014
- JPMA Issues New Notification on Promotional Rules Related to Data Presented at Scientific Conferences, Lecture Meetings
May 1, 2014
- Adoption of CDISC Standards Will Be Daunting Task: JPMA Regulatory Affairs Head
April 28, 2014
- JPMA Announces New Guidelines on Support for Clinical Research
April 24, 2014
- Japan Should Stick to Current Mixed Care Scheme: Kenporen Exec Shirakawa
April 22, 2014
- JMA Pres. Yokokura Voices Opposition to Proposed Mixed Care System, Annual Drug Price Revisions
April 21, 2014
- Membership Suspension Appropriate for Novartis Pharma Involvement in SIGN Trial: JPMA
April 21, 2014
- Dainippon’s Takada to Head JPMA Public Affairs Committee
April 18, 2014
- EFPIA Poised to Present Plan for Japan-Version IMI by Year-End
April 16, 2014
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