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- Ryukaikon Confab Finally Set for November 24; Can Japan Improve Drug Distribution Environment Again?
November 4, 2020
- Working Group Agrees to Designate 10-20 “Stable Supply Medicines” as Top Priority Drugs
November 4, 2020
- Health Minister Stresses Importance of Japan-Made Vaccines Too
November 4, 2020
- Sakigake-Designated HAE Med Berotralstat, AZ’s Acalabrutinib Clear PAFSC Review
November 2, 2020
- MHLW to Introduce Vaccination Facilitation System for Wholesalers, Medical Institutions
November 2, 2020
- OxyContin Gets Delayed Approval in Japan with Special Distribution Scheme Now in Place
October 30, 2020
- MHLW’s Switch OTC Panel to Take on Mere Advisory Role in Line with Govt’s Policy
October 30, 2020
- Forxiga’s Heart Failure Use Now in Line for November Approval, Covers HFrEF Patients
October 30, 2020
- Japan to Receive 50 Million Doses of Moderna COVID-19 Vaccines via Takeda
October 29, 2020
- Chuikyo Reps Agree on Need to Validate Current Cost-Effectiveness Analysis Scheme
October 29, 2020
- Pharmaceutical Development Council Holds 1st Meeting; Aiming to Sort Out Priority Issues by March
October 29, 2020
- Bill to Amend Immunization Act Submitted to Diet
October 28, 2020
- MHLW Issues Notification on Establishing COVID-19 Vaccination Systems
October 28, 2020
- PM Suga Vows to Work towards Annual Price Revisions: Diet Policy Speech
October 27, 2020
- Reform Minister Asks MHLW to Facilitate Global Launch of Japan-Originated Medical Software Programs
October 27, 2020
- 1st Working Group Meeting for Prioritization of “Stable Supply Medicines” Set for Early November
October 26, 2020
- MHLW Continues to Collect Info on WHO-Led Study on Veklury
October 26, 2020
- MHLW Wants Distribution Improvement Confab by Year-End, Reckless Discounts Seen with Pricey Meds
October 22, 2020
- Xenograft Library Derived from Japanese Cancer Patients Now Up and Running
October 22, 2020
- No Skipping of Japanese Translation for COVID-19 Vaccine Dossiers: PMDA Official
October 21, 2020
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