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- Japan Industry Asks for AMED Funding of 50 Billion Yen to Build Big Data Platform
November 6, 2019
- Aso, CEFP Members Talked about Aducanumab at Oct. 28 Meeting, Minutes Reveal
November 6, 2019
- MOF Frets Financial Impact of Pricey Meds for Big Patient Populations, Cites Xolair’s Use in Pollen Allergy
November 5, 2019
- Australia Adds Japan to List of Countries Eligible for Expedited Review of New Drugs
November 5, 2019
- Key Japan Panel OKs Xolair as 1st Antibody Drug for Pollen Allergy
November 1, 2019
- MHLW Orders Label Revision for ADHD Treatment Concerta Based on New Distribution Control Policy
October 31, 2019
- Healthcare Providers Fret over Safety of Alternatives to Ranitidine amid Recalls
October 30, 2019
- PMDA Reviewing ILD Risks for Erleada, Xtandi
October 30, 2019
- MHLW Orders Label Revisions for Takecab to Include Pancytopenia to ADR List
October 30, 2019
- CEFP Members Prod Govt to Set Value-Based Target for Generic Promotion, but MHLW Wary
October 29, 2019
- Insurance Coverage of Cancer Genomic Profiling Tests in Early Stage Is Difficult: MHLW Official
October 29, 2019
- 1,419 ADR Victim Relief Claims Recieved in FY2018: MHLW
October 29, 2019
- 1st Topical JAK Inhibitor in Line for Japan Approval in January
October 28, 2019
- Decision on Whether Antibiotics Are Manufactured in Japan or Overseas Should be Left to Drug Makers: Govt
October 28, 2019
- Xolair Up for Review for Pollen Allergy, Taltz for Ankylosing Spondylitis on Oct. 31
October 25, 2019
- Kenporen Pushes for No Health Coverage or Higher Copay for OTC-Like Drugs
October 25, 2019
- Chuikyo Mixed on Integration of Kit Premium into Utility Premiums
October 24, 2019
- Chuikyo Payer Rep Moots Higher Prices for Biosames to Incentivize Biosimilar Development
October 24, 2019
- Chuikyo Snubs Industry Request to Revisit Comparator Criteria in New Drug Pricing
October 24, 2019
- Discussions on PMD Law Amendment Bill Start in Extraordinary Diet
October 24, 2019
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