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- Cost-Effective Assessment Must Not Delay Patient Access: PhRMA’s HTA Chief
September 1, 2015
- JMA, JAMS Issue Guidelines for Dealing with Symptoms Following HPV Vaccination; Use of Word “Psychogenic” Should Be Avoided in Pain Diagnoses
August 21, 2015
- Compensation for Injured Subjects an “Agreement,” Not a “Benefit”: Ihoken Revised Guidelines
August 20, 2015
- Drug Pricing Tomorrow: Full Interview with FPMAJ’s Kamoya - Part 1
August 20, 2015
- Introduction of GDP Guideline Would Require Investment in Distribution Systems: JPMA Quality Chief
August 19, 2015
- Govt Leadership Needed to Promote Industry Reorganization, Strengthen Competitiveness: Former JPMA President Aoki
August 17, 2015
- Govt’s Policy Blueprint Will Lead to Soaring R&D Costs, More Early-Stage Projects: JPMA Drug Evaluation Chief
August 14, 2015
- Drug Pricing Tomorrow: Full Interview with JPA Executive Director Abe
August 13, 2015
- Drug Pricing Tomorrow: FPMAJ’s Kamoya Says Innovation Premium Meant to Head Off Future Drug Lags
August 10, 2015
- JPMA IP Committee Chair Predicts “Minimum Standard” for Data Protection Period for Drugs
August 5, 2015
- JPMA Establishes “Global Health Taskforce” in IP Committee
August 5, 2015
- “All-Japan” System Needed to Contend with Top Global Drug Makers: JPMA R&D Head
August 3, 2015
- Drug Pricing Tomorrow: JPA’s Abe Eyes Longer-Term Trial for Key Pricing Premium
July 28, 2015
- No. of Sales Reps Decreases by over 1,000 in FY2014
July 28, 2015
- Drug Pricing Tomorrow: Full Interview with Kenporen Vice President Shirakawa
July 24, 2015
- Hodanren Demands Abolishment of Innovation Premium
July 17, 2015
- US, European Lobbies Issue Joint Statement Opposing Annual Price Revisions
July 16, 2015
- Drug Pricing Tomorrow: Kenporen Veep Wants Holistic Drug Policy in FY2016 Reform
July 15, 2015
- Japan CRO Association Looking at Ways to Radically Reform Monitoring through Use of IT
July 15, 2015
- Sales by JCROA Member Companies Rise 4.9% to 143.5 Billion Yen in FY2014
July 15, 2015
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In the complex landscape of the Japanese pharmaceutical market, the “status quo” is often the safest harbor. But for leaders like Kennet Brysting, former president of Gilead Japan, the status quo is the most dangerous place to stay.Innovation in Japan…
