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- Japan to Import Pfizer’s Pediatric Vaccine Next Month, Inoculations to Begin in March: Minister
January 25, 2022
- MHLW Panel Backs Wholesaler Data Use to Monitor Vaccine Shortages in Public Programs
January 25, 2022
- Providing Info on Investigational Drugs on Company Websites Violates PMD Law: MHLW
January 25, 2022
- Lilly’s Retevmo Up for PAFSC Review for Thyroid Cancer on Feb. 4; Lenvima-Keytruda Combo on Agenda for RCC
January 24, 2022
- No Major Safety Concerns for COVID-19 Jabs: MHLW Panels
January 24, 2022
- Promote Both Pfizer/Moderna Vaccines for Boosters: Health Minister
January 24, 2022
- Veklury Allowed for Administration in Homebound Patients
January 24, 2022
- JPMA Calls for Data Consolidation under Medical Infrastructure Law: Govt Hearing
January 24, 2022
- MHLW Approves Lilly’s Migrane Drug Reyvow, Amgen’s KRAS Inhibitor and More
January 21, 2022
- Pfizer’s Comirnaty Bags Japan Approval for Ages 5-11; Actemra OK’ed for COVID-19
January 21, 2022
- Govt Panel Compiles Draft Proposal for Bill to Bolster Supply Chains for Drugs, Essential Resources
January 21, 2022
- Pfizer’s Comirnaty Clears Key Panel for Ages 5-11; Actemra Set for COVID-19 Nod
January 21, 2022
- Chuikyo OKs Revised NHI Pricing Rules for FY2022 Price Revision
January 20, 2022
- Macroeconomic Indexing Lacks Perspectives to Promote Innovation, Improve Care: MHLW Bureau Chief
January 20, 2022
- Japan to Beef Up Pharma Supply Chain through Economic Security Bill
January 19, 2022
- Re-Pricing to Hit 23 Drugs in April; Takecab, GLP-1s, Vyndaqel/Vynmac, and More
January 19, 2022
- LDP Lawmakers Want Specific Definitions for Emergency Approval Prerequisites
January 18, 2022
- Japan Aims to Make Pfizer COVID-19 Pills Available Next Month: PM
January 18, 2022
- MHLW Panel Positive for OTC Switch for 4 Drugs Including Xyzal, Cautious on Rozerem
January 18, 2022
- Difolta Label Updated to Alleviate ADRs by Using Folinate
January 18, 2022
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