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- Silgard 9’s Label Updated to Add Long-Term Follow-Up Study Data
October 19, 2022
- Avigan Secured for COVID-19 to Be Stockpiled for Pandemic Flu: Health Minister
October 19, 2022
- Label Expansions for TS-1, Enhertu on PAFSC Agenda on Oct. 31
October 18, 2022
- Japan Panel Recognizes One More Death Possibly Linked to COVID Jab
October 18, 2022
- Health Ministry Research Team to Vet Recall Rules to Address Supply Disruptions
October 17, 2022
- Include COVID Drug R&D Support in New Economic Package: LDP Health Panel
October 17, 2022
- Pfizer’s Precedex Up for PAFSC Review for Pediatric Indication as Japan’s 1st “Specific Use Drug” on Oct. 28
October 17, 2022
- Japan to Prepare Schedule for DX in Medical Fee Revisions by Next Spring
October 14, 2022
- Lawmakers Call for Starting 9-Valent HPV Vaccination Program in April 2023
October 14, 2022
- Contraindication Lifted for Parmodia in Renal Impairment Patients
October 14, 2022
- Japan Looks to Secure 950,000 Courses of Lagevrio by Year-End amid Twindemic Threat
October 14, 2022
- Govt Eyes Designation of Cefazolin, Other Antibiotics as Key Resources
October 14, 2022
- NHI-Market Price Gap at 20-Plus-Outlet Pharmacies 1.8 Times Larger vs. Small Hospitals
October 14, 2022
- Experts Urge MHLW to Present Detailed Data on Generic Manufacturing Costs
October 13, 2022
- Ways to Resolve Drug Lag/Loss, Fuel Development in Japan Up for Debate: MHLW Panel
October 13, 2022
- Panel Members Want More Data on Allocation of NHI-Market Price Margins
October 13, 2022
- MHLW Expert Panel Sorts Out Discussion Points for Full Debate; Focus on Innovation, Stable Supply, and Margins
October 13, 2022
- MHLW Asks Local Govts Not to Discard Near-Expired Pediatric COVID Jabs
October 12, 2022
- Japan to Roll Out BA.4/5 Omicron Boosters on Oct. 13, Inoculations for 6 Months to 4 Years from Oct. 24
October 11, 2022
- MHLW Panel to Discuss Shortening of COVID Booster Interval
October 11, 2022
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