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- MHLW Panel OKs 64 More Health Damage Claims for COVID-19 Vaccines
January 16, 2023
- MHLW Panel Urges Better Application of Emergency Approval
January 16, 2023
- MHLW Likely to Give Up Submitting Bill to Lift Bans on Cannabis-Derived Drugs
January 13, 2023
- MHLW Planning to Submit 6 Bills in Ordinary Diet Session, “Japan CDC” Plan Included
January 13, 2023
- Japan Panel Recognizes 5 More Deaths Possibly Tied to COVID Vaccines
January 13, 2023
- PMP, Off-Patent Drug Rules to Be Major Topics for 2024 Reform: MHLW Pharma Management Director
January 12, 2023
- Japan to Boost Review of Health Damage Claims for COVID-19 Vaccines
January 12, 2023
- 4 Cases of New COVID Variant XBB.1.5 Confirmed in Japan: Govt
January 12, 2023
- MHLW Taking Public Comments on OTC Access to Emergency Contraceptives
January 6, 2023
- MHLW Eyes April Proposal to Push Generic Industry Shake-Up: Asst. Vice Minister
January 6, 2023
- SCARDA to Fund Vaccine Development by KM Biologics, University of Tokyo for Priority Infectious Diseases
January 6, 2023
- “Pseudonymized Medical Info” to Be Created to Fuel Healthcare Data Use in Filing
January 5, 2023
- Revise Assessment Scheme for Deaths after COVID Shots: MHLW Panel Members
December 28, 2022
- No Add'l Safety Measures for Xocova Needed “at This Time”: MHLW Panel
December 28, 2022
- Japan’s Drug Production Contracts 0.9% to 9.2 Trillion Yen in 2021: MHLW
December 28, 2022
- PMDA Says “Slow Cartagena Review” Is Urban Legend, Set to Dispel Misconception
December 27, 2022
- Rx-to-OTC Switching of Morning After Pills Needs Cautious Approach: Lawmakers
December 27, 2022
- 1.1 Billion Yen for Revenue Guarantee System for Antibiotics: FY2023 Budget
December 27, 2022
- Funding for Drug Supply Info System Nixed for 2nd Year: FY2023 Budget
December 27, 2022
- Japan Approves Sanofi’s PD-1 Inhibitor, Teikoku’s Donepezil Tape and More
December 26, 2022
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