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- Citizen’s Group Opposes Emergency Approval for Shionogi’s COVID Pill
June 21, 2022
- It’s Time to Revise G1 Withdrawal Scheme, Rule Likely to Be Applied to Only a Few Products: FPMAJ
June 14, 2022
- TRIPS Waiver Discussions Threaten Global Health Security: JPMA, IFPMA
June 13, 2022
- FPMAJ Urges More Precise Handling of CEA Price Tweaks for Products with “Cost Increase” Profile
June 13, 2022
- 4-Year Grace Period Was Good News, but More Should Be Done for Re-Pricing Exclusion: FPMAJ
June 13, 2022
- FPMAJ Pushes Minimal Product Scope for Off-Year Re-Pricing, No Cut in 2% Buffer Zone: Annual Report
June 13, 2022
- FPMAJ Drug Pricing Chief Renews Call for Fundamental Review of Off-Year Re-Pricing
June 10, 2022
- Takata Pharma President Hiroki Takada Becomes New JGA Chief
June 1, 2022
- FPMAJ Chief Vows to Go on Offensive in Pricing Debate, Flags Japan’s Decline in Global Market
May 30, 2022
- JMA President Hopeful Matsumoto Vows to Boost Collaboration with Doctors, Govt; Matsubara Files for Election
May 25, 2022
- JMA Chief Nakagawa Drops Bid for Re-Election, Matsumoto Is Likely Winner
May 24, 2022
- PhRMA Hails Launch of Indo-Pacific Economic Framework
May 24, 2022
- INES-Led Coalition Calls for Patient/Citizen Participation in Healthcare Policymaking
May 23, 2022
- Japan, US, European Pharma Groups Prod Price Maintenance of Patented Drugs in Joint Pitch towards Honebuto
May 17, 2022
- PhRMA Urges Japan to Exclude Patented Products from Off-Year Re-Pricing in 2023, Create Innovation Ecosystem
May 17, 2022
- JPMA Takes Issue with WTO IP Waiver Proposal for COVID Vaccines
May 13, 2022
- Lagevrio Given to 87,000 via Pharmacies, Paxlovid to 120 as of April 15
May 9, 2022
- FPMAJ Official Prods Rethink of Off-Year Price Revision as Ukraine War Pushes Up Costs
April 27, 2022
- JPMA Think Tank Analyzing Cause of Expanding Drug Lag, Over 70% of US/EU Approved Meds Not Available in Japan
April 27, 2022
- JGA Suspends Kyowa Pharma for 5 Years after GMP Violations
April 25, 2022
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