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- “Re-Do” Pricing Based on New Assumption Rather than Simple Cuts, DPP Lawmaker Says on Re-Pricing Rules
June 10, 2022
- MHLW Council OKs Public Knowledge-Based Applications for 3 Drugs Including Acetaminophen
June 9, 2022
- Edurant Label Revised for Combined Use with Vocabria
June 8, 2022
- Japan OKs Honebuto Paper with No Mention of Drug Pricing; Stable Supply, Innovation, Biosimilar Promotion Spelled Out
June 8, 2022
- AMED Sets to Lay R&D Data Utilization Infrastructure from Current Fiscal Year
June 8, 2022
- Pharmacist LDP Candidate Eager for National Debate on Drug Pricing
June 7, 2022
- Public-Private Confab Set for June 14, Talks on Data Utilization Expected
June 7, 2022
- Scrap All Barriers, Annual Drug Re-Pricing to Boost International Competitiveness of Japan Pharma: LDP’s Jimi
June 6, 2022
- Japan Govt to Set Biosimilar Target by March 2023: Honebuto Draft
June 6, 2022
- Japan Reports 5 More Probable Cases of Acute Hepatitis in Children
June 6, 2022
- MHLW Panel Endorses Sanofi’s Sutimlimab as Japan’s First CAD Therapy
June 3, 2022
- LDP Pharma Study Group Prods Rethink of Annual Re-Pricing, but Health Minister Sounds Negative
June 3, 2022
- MHLW Panel OKs 62 More Health Damage Claims for COVID-19 Vaccines
June 3, 2022
- Working Group Urges Govt to Discuss Use of Anonymized Medical Data for Regulatory Purposes
June 2, 2022
- Panel OKs Orphan Designation for Pfizer’s Hemophilia Gene Therapy
June 2, 2022
- Honebuto Draft Fails to Clear LDP, Renewed Discussions Set for June 3
June 2, 2022
- Govt’s Draft Grand Design for New Capitalism Vows to Spur Biotechnology Innovation
June 1, 2022
- Honebuto Draft Makes No Mention of Off-Year Re-Pricing or Buffer Zone, Calls for Stronger Drug Discovery Capabilities
June 1, 2022
- ViiV’s Vocabria, Janssen’s Rekambys for HIV to Join NHI Price List on June 8
June 1, 2022
- Post-Launch Safety Steps to Be More Important with Emergency Approval: Official
May 31, 2022
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