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- Japan Approves Mounjaro, Tezspire, Fintepla, Label Expansions for Rinvoq/Skyrizi, Keytruda, and More
September 27, 2022
- MHLW’s Healthcare DX Promotion Team Holds 1st Meeting, Sets Up 2 Task Forces
September 27, 2022
- Keytruda Gets Label Update to Add Adjuvant Data for Melanoma
September 27, 2022
- Discussions on FY2023 Drug Price Revision Method to Be Held by Chuikyo: Minister
September 26, 2022
- Cost Rates of Drugs in Japan Worsen on Inflation, Weaker Yen: FPMAJ Survey
September 26, 2022
- Japan, US, European Trade Groups Eye Introduction of “Official Margins” in Price Revision Review
September 26, 2022
- Academic Experts Throw Candid Questions on Industry Structure, Pricing: Hearing
September 26, 2022
- Japan Generic Industry Prods Govt to Raise Drug Prices to Ensure Stable Supply
September 26, 2022
- Revamped Expert Panel Holds Industry Hearing, Discussions Center on Drug Price Gap
September 26, 2022
- Expand Range of Essential Drugs, Limit Coverage of Off-Year Re-Pricing: FPMAJ Member Associations
September 26, 2022
- MHLW Panel OKs 65 More Health Damage Claims for COVID-19 Vaccines
September 26, 2022
- Enhertu, BMS’s Luspatercept Grab Orphan Designation
September 22, 2022
- Japan Healthcare Spending Logs 44.2 Trillion Yen in FY2021, Up 4.6% on Post-Pandemic Rebound
September 21, 2022
- LDP OKs Draft Bill to Amend Infectious Disease Act to Enable Requests for Vaccine Production Boost in Emergencies
September 21, 2022
- 2 Years after Full Rollout, Sakigake System Shows Tepid Uptake as Industry Sees Poor Incentives
September 21, 2022
- MHLW Retools New Expert Panel, Industry Hearing Set for Sept. 22
September 21, 2022
- MHLW Eyes Diet Submission of Bill to Amend Cannabis Control Act Next Year: Official
September 20, 2022
- Japan Detects 14 More Probable Cases of Pediatric Hepatitis
September 20, 2022
- Japan OKs Additional Indications for 12 Fertility Treatments
September 20, 2022
- Moderna in Talks with Govt on Building Vaccine Plant in Japan: CEO
September 16, 2022
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