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- “Humanitarian Trials” Hefty Burden on Drug Makers: JPMA Regulatory Head
July 10, 2015
- JPMA Sacks Hasegawa as Vice President after Business Improvement Order
July 3, 2015
- FPMAJ Chair Hails Innovation-Fueling Policies in Govt Fiscal Plan
July 2, 2015
- JPMA Announces New Fair Competition Guidelines
July 2, 2015
- JGSM Policy Proposal Calls for Generic Volume Target of 80% by End of FY2020
July 1, 2015
- Dr Takaku Clinches Sixth Term as JAMS Chief
June 26, 2015
- Chiba Univ. Hospital to Raise Generic Drug Use Rate to 80% after July: Director-General
June 24, 2015
- FPMAJ Subcommittee Calls for Caution on “Simply Adding 2% to NHI Prices in Conjunction with Sales Tax Hike” in FY2017 Revision
June 16, 2015
- FPMAJ to Present Evidence Showing Revenue from Premium for New Drug Development Is Being Invested in New Drugs
June 16, 2015
- Industry Calls for Definition of “Basic Drugs”: FPMAJ Committee
June 15, 2015
- EFPIA Japan Chief Frets Negative Market Growth amid Pressure on Drug Costs
June 11, 2015
- Industry, Govt, Academia Should Discuss Challenges Facing Biosimilars: Prof. Kurokawa
June 9, 2015
- PhRMA Chairman Says Budget Issues Controllable with Generics
June 4, 2015
- JPMA to Draft Format of Application for Approval for Biopharmaceuticals
June 4, 2015
- US, European Lobbies Set Out Healthcare Policy Proposals for Japan
June 1, 2015
- JPWA Chief Suzuki Renews His Resolve as He Wins Second Term
June 1, 2015
- JPMA Extends Suspension of Activities for Takeda as It Awaits Ruling of Administrative Authority on Blopress Scandal
May 29, 2015
- Doctors Need to Be More Cost-Conscious When Prescribing: Dr Imamura of JMA
May 29, 2015
- FPMAJ, JPMA, and JGA Call for “Balanced” Approach to Control Drug Expenditure in Joint Declaration
May 28, 2015
- Generic Makers Need More Time to Meet Higher Target: JGA Leader
May 27, 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…
