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- Japan Adopts Stimulus Package, Set to Support Domestic API Production
October 31, 2022
- Think Tanks Propose New Pricing Methods for Innovative Meds, Multi-Faceted Evaluations
October 28, 2022
- Policy Veterans’ Group Advocates Drug Reimbursement at Actual Purchase Prices
October 28, 2022
- Ex-Bureaucrats, Academics Trade Barbs over Macroeconomic Indexing; Will MOF Allow Rise in Drug Cost?
October 28, 2022
- Chuikyo to Discuss 2023 Off-Year Re-Pricing with Its Implementation as Premise: MHLW
October 27, 2022
- LDP to Launch Lawmakers’ League on Medical Adhesive Patches
October 27, 2022
- Bill to Amend Infectious Disease Act and Other Laws Enter Diet Deliberations
October 26, 2022
- Pfizer Assesses Cancer Risk from Amoxan as “Acceptable” at “1 in 200,000 People”
October 26, 2022
- New Economic Package to Drive Antibiotic API Production, Vaccine Trials in Japan
October 25, 2022
- Commodity Prices Are Rising, That’s Why Full Drug Re-Pricing Needed in 2023: MOF Official
October 25, 2022
- Moderna’s BA.4/5 COVID Jab Up for PAFSC Review on Oct. 31
October 25, 2022
- Early Approval, Reimbursement of SaMD Put on Priority Agenda: Deregulation Panel
October 25, 2022
- Japan Might Change Timing of Drug Price Revisions from April amid Medical DX Push
October 24, 2022
- Nearly 700 Key Drugs Found to Be Unprofitable Due to Inflation, FX: Survey
October 24, 2022
- Is New Expert Panel All about Drug Pricing System? Asks Chair
October 24, 2022
- Experts Call for Debate on Scope of Health Coverage, “Exit Rule” for Unnecessary Meds
October 24, 2022
- PMDA Reviewing New Safety Risks for Evrenzo and More Drugs
October 24, 2022
- With Shortened Interval, Omicron Booster Likely to Cover 18 Million More People by Month-End
October 21, 2022
- LDP Project Team to Present Proposal for FY2023 Drug Price Revision and Budget Planning
October 21, 2022
- COVID Booster Interval to Be Shortened to “At Least 3 Months”
October 20, 2022
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