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- Pharma Industry Seeks Cooperation from LDP Lawmakers on Pricing Challenges
October 23, 2019
- Industry to Politicians: Start Vaccine Discussions before Approval to Eliminate Lag Time
October 21, 2019
- Chuikyo OKs Insurance Coverage for Chugai’s Companion Diagnostic to Rozlytrek
October 21, 2019
- 1 Case of Person-to-Person Transmission of Xofluza-Resistant Flu Virus Confirmed in Japan
October 17, 2019
- MHLW Taking Public Comments on Rx-to-OTC for Mosapride
October 17, 2019
- 1st Topical JAK Inhibitor Up for MHLW Panel Review Oct. 25, Ono’s Cachexia Drug Still Shelved
October 15, 2019
- MHLW Orphan Status Dropped for Actemra, Rifampicin
October 15, 2019
- Less than 40% of Public Aware that Antibacterials Are Ineffective Against Common Cold: Govt Survey
October 15, 2019
- Self-Medication Tax Break Not a Clear-Cut System, Needs More Awareness: LDP Lawmakers
October 11, 2019
- Chuikyo Wary about Further Reduction in Generic Entry Prices
October 10, 2019
- Japan Doctor, Pharmacist Groups Oppose Delisting of OTC-Like Drugs: LDP Taskforce
October 10, 2019
- Chuikyo Positive to Add Sakigake Drugs for PMP Coverage, Nudges Industry to Show Counterproposal for Company Criteria
October 10, 2019
- CEFP Discussions on Reform Timeline Update Get Underway
October 10, 2019
- As HIF-PH Inhibitor Debut Looms, MHLW Eyes New Medical Fee Schedule for Renal Anemia
October 10, 2019
- MHLW Kicks Off Discussions to Spur Genomic Medicine for Intractable Diseases
October 9, 2019
- Health Minister Keen on Passage of PMD Law Amendment in Extra Diet Session
October 8, 2019
- As Curtain Rises on Diet, MHLW Aims to Get Amended PMD Bill Enacted in Early November
October 7, 2019
- PMDA Reviewing Safety Risks for Takecab Products and More
October 7, 2019
- MOF Panel Kicks Off FY2020 Budget Debate, Prods Discussions on “Benefits and Burdens”
October 4, 2019
- MHLW Sets Up New Office to Take Reports on Inappropriate Detailing Activities from Healthcare Providers
October 3, 2019
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