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- Senior Vice Health Minister, Parliamentary Secretary Test Negative for Coronavirus
March 3, 2020
- MHLW Panel Clears Latuda, 1st Japan-Originated Oligonucleotide; Approval Expected in March
March 2, 2020
- Daiichi Sankyo’s Enhertu Clears MHLW Panel, Conditional Nod Expected in March
February 27, 2020
- Rust in Needles in Sanofi’s ActHIB “Occurred Accidentally,” Supplies to Resume: MHLW
February 27, 2020
- Zolgensma Now in Line for Japan Approval in March, All Eyes Now Riveted on Price
February 27, 2020
- MHLW Orders Label Revisions for 9 Hep C Drugs
February 26, 2020
- Japan Plans to Reimburse Coronavirus Tests: Health Minister
February 26, 2020
- Japan Adopts Basic Plan against Novel Coronavirus
February 26, 2020
- Japan Approves Label Expansions for Rozlytrek, Alecensa and More
February 25, 2020
- MHLW Has to Decide Which Bureau Will Lead Formulary Push: Pharmacy Officer
February 21, 2020
- AMED to Fund Development of Coronavirus Diagnostics, Treatments, and Vaccines by NIID, Univ. of Tokyo
February 21, 2020
- Japan Panel to Review J-TEC’s Cell Product, Zolgensma on Feb. 26; Orphan Status for Luxturna Also Up for Discussion
February 20, 2020
- MHLW Looking to Build an “Integrated Pre- to Post-Marketing Assessment System”: Safety Division Chief
February 20, 2020
- MHLW Panel Backs Approval of Sakigake-Designated BNCT Radiation Therapy System
February 20, 2020
- 6 APIs Including Inebilizumab Designated as Orphan Drugs: MHLW
February 19, 2020
- Authorized Generics for Memary, Celecox among Approval List towards June Listing
February 18, 2020
- MHLW Panel to Review Nippon Shinyaku’s Oligonucleotide DMD Drug, Latuda and More on Feb. 28
February 18, 2020
- Japan OKs Edirol Generics towards June Listing, First Gx Entries for 13 Other Drugs Too
February 17, 2020
- Zolgensma Up for Japan Advisory Panel Meeting on Feb. 26, Listing Expected as Early as May
February 17, 2020
- MHLW to Weigh All-Year Invitation for Sakigake Requests: Top Pharmacy Officer
February 14, 2020
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