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- JPWA President Expresses Opposition to Market Price Survey in Conjunction with Sales Tax Hike, Calls for “Simplified Survey” If Necessary
January 6, 2016
- JGA Deeply Sorry for Making Baseless Demand on FY2016 Drug Pricing Reform
January 5, 2016
- Re-Pricing of Huge Seller Drugs “Extremely Unreasonable”: FPMAJ
January 5, 2016
- FPMAJ Chief Says It’s Time for Social Security Overhaul, Sub-Optimization Has Reached Limit
January 5, 2016
- Special Re-Pricing of Huge-Seller Drugs “Unacceptable,” JPMA Says on FY2016 Reform
December 25, 2015
- JPWA to Establish Taskforce to Discuss Measures for Distribution Problems Cited in Ryukaikon’s New Proposal
December 24, 2015
- JPMA Reprimands Novartis over Side Effect Reporting Violation
December 18, 2015
- JPMA to Watch Regulators’ Moves to Decide Its Action on Kaketsuken
December 18, 2015
- JPMA Says Re-Pricing of Huge-Seller Drugs Unreasonable, Preparing Statement
December 18, 2015
- Lilly’s Jonsson to Become Japan Chief of PhRMA
December 18, 2015
- PhRMA Sounds Alarm on “Huge Seller” Re-Pricing, Possible Decline in Japan Investment
December 14, 2015
- JGA Chief Opposes 50% First Generic Pricing for Non-Oral Drugs with Adoair, Symbicort Generics in Mind
December 11, 2015
- JPMA Sets to Respond Harshly to Kaketsuken Cover-Up: Chief
December 8, 2015
- JPMA Requests on Price Revisions, Tax Seem to Have Sunk in for Politicians: Exec
November 20, 2015
- 6 Insurers Tender Request for FY2016 Reform, Say Healthcare Costs Must Be Cut with HTA, Generics
November 19, 2015
- Industry Wants OTC Tax Break and No Annual Price Cuts, Groups Tell LDP
November 19, 2015
- Pharma Leaders Rev Up Lobbying Campaigns ahead of Year-End Budget, Tax Debates
November 18, 2015
- FPMAJ Gives Up on Crafting Rules for Disclosing Joint Generic Developers
October 27, 2015
- Reflect Industry Opinions in Pilot Introduction of Cost-Effective Assessments: JPMA
October 27, 2015
- JPMA Says Its Demands Generally Accepted in TPP, No Impact Expected on Japan Market
October 23, 2015
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