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- Rozlytrek, Onpattro and Many More to Join NHI Price List on Sept. 4
August 28, 2019
- Gene Therapy Collategene Gets 600,000 Yen Price Tag, Peak Sales Put at 1.2 Billion Yen
August 28, 2019
- Public Knowledge-Based Filing OK’ed for Busulfex Use in Lymphoma HSCT
August 27, 2019
- Evenity under PMDA Risk Review
August 27, 2019
- Tagrisso to Face 15% Price Cut in November Because It Sold Too Well
August 27, 2019
- Japan Eyes 1st Revision in 15 Years for Cancer Drug Development Guidelines to Deal with Rare Subtypes, Tumor-Agnostic Indications
August 27, 2019
- AbbVie’s Venetoclax Now in Line for September OK; Tecentriq’s Breast Cancer Use, 2nd Biosimilars and More
August 26, 2019
- MHLW to Seek Budgets to Forge “Drugs for Specific Use” System for FY2020
August 23, 2019
- Japan to Set Up Dedicated Team to Expedite Review of Sakigake-Designated Cell/Gene Therapies
August 23, 2019
- Tecentriq Wins Japan Nod for SCLC as 1st Checkpoint Drug for This Use
August 23, 2019
- MHLW Orders Label Revision for Xeljanz to Add “Venous Thromboembolism” to ADR List
August 23, 2019
- MHLW Grants Orphan Status to Nippon Shinyaku’s DMD Med Viltolarsen
August 22, 2019
- No PMP for Tecentriq, but Prices Rise for All 5 Checkpoint Drugs in Tax Hike Re-Pricing
August 21, 2019
- MHLW Calls for Proper Price Negotiation after October Price Revision
August 21, 2019
- Annual Savings from Biosimilar Use Totaled Just 14.6 Billion Yen: MHLW
August 21, 2019
- Prices Go Up for 37% of Drugs, Down or Intact for 63% in Tax Hike Re-Pricing
August 20, 2019
- Kymriah, All Checkpoint Drugs but Tecentriq to Get Price Maintenance Premium in October Re-Pricing
August 20, 2019
- Rituxan’s Orphan Status Dropped for Rare Blood Disorder
August 16, 2019
- Japan’s 1st Forteo Biosimilar Could Get Listed in November
August 16, 2019
- First “Post-Nesp” Renal Anemia Med Could Land Japan Approval in September
August 16, 2019
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