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- First Generics for 5 APIs Join NHI Price List, Main Targets Are Nexium/Lexapro
December 9, 2022
- Panel OKs Moderna Boosters for Age 12 and Up
December 9, 2022
- Industry Prods Special Inflation Measure in Off Year, Payers Don’t See Much Need: Chuikyo Hearing
December 8, 2022
- Japan Offers Mpox Vaccines to Columbia for Free
December 8, 2022
- Man Sues PMDA over Rejected Relief Claim for “Ranitidine Caused Cancer”
December 7, 2022
- Lilly’s Insulin Lyumjev Gets Label Update for Pediatric Use
December 7, 2022
- Delete Contraindications on Use of Amlodipine, Nifedipine in Pregnant Women: MHLW
December 6, 2022
- Susmed’s Insomnia App Up for PAFSC Review on December 19
December 6, 2022
- PAFSC Committee OKs Plan to Monitor Early Safety Signals from Xocova Using MID-NET
December 5, 2022
- LDP Committee Underscores Critical Situation of Drugs in Off-Year Discussions
December 5, 2022
- NHI-Market Price Gap Narrowed, but Chuikyo Payer Reps Say Normal Revision Possible
December 5, 2022
- LDP Project Team Submits Proposal, Calls for Limiting Off-Year Coverage to Drugs with Larger-than-Average Price Gap
December 5, 2022
- Japan Enacts Bill to Amend Infectious Disease Act
December 5, 2022
- Japan Enacts FY2022 Extra Budget, Reserves Nearly 4 Trillion Yen for COVID Response, Medical DX, Childcare
December 5, 2022
- Industry Hews to “No” to Off-Year Plan, but Wants Special Steps If It Is to Happen: LDP Confab
December 2, 2022
- Finance Minister Says Wants to “Reduce People’s Burdens” via Drug Price Revision
December 2, 2022
- Average NHI-Market Price Gap for 2023 Off-Year Revision at 7.0%: MHLW
December 2, 2022
- Japan Plans to Lower Minimum Age for Moderna COVID Booster to 12
December 2, 2022
- Evusheld Shelf Life Extended for 6 Months in Japan
December 1, 2022
- MOF Panel Presses for Full Annual Price Cuts, Rethink of COVID-Related Government Purchase
November 30, 2022
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