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- “Drugs for Specific Use” under Amended PMD Law Covers Pediatric Use, Antimicrobial Resistance: Official
March 22, 2019
- LDP Lawmakers Not So Positive about Reflecting Societal Values to Drug Prices; They Don’t Know How
March 22, 2019
- MHLW Orders Label Revisions for Takecab, Clozapine and More
March 20, 2019
- Japan Cabinet OKs Bill to Amend PMD Law
March 20, 2019
- Generic Drug Use Rates Particularly Low for Insurance Societies of Research-Driven Drug Makers: MHLW
March 20, 2019
- MHLW Council Rejects OTC Switches of 4 Alzheimer’s Drugs
March 19, 2019
- MHLW Council Recommends OTC Switch of Polycarbophil Calcium
March 19, 2019
- PMD Bill Clears LDP Review, Cabinet OK Slated for March 19
March 18, 2019
- MHLW Council to Draft Negotiation Rules on Supply of Unapproved Drugs under Patient-Initiated Mix Care Scheme
March 18, 2019
- Japan Cabinet OKs PMDA Review Fee Rise from April 1
March 18, 2019
- MHLW Seeks Opposition Party Understanding on Removal of Officer Change Order Provision from Amendment Bill for PMD Law
March 15, 2019
- MHLW Grants Orphan Status to Cx601, Takeda’s 1st Cell Therapy
March 15, 2019
- MHLW to Draw Up Guidelines on Registry Data Use for Submissions: Clinical Innovation Network Initiative
March 15, 2019
- HSC Committee Continues to Discuss Reorganizing Core Clinical Research Hospitals
March 15, 2019
- Xofluza-Resistant Viruses Detected in Xofluza-Naïve Patients: NIID
March 15, 2019
- MHLW’s Panel Compiles Interim Paper for Promotion of Clinical Research, Trials
March 14, 2019
- Dismissal Order Provision Erased from PMD Law Amendment Bill
March 14, 2019
- MHLW Calls for Cooperation in Genomic Research on Drug-Induced Muscle Disorders
March 14, 2019
- MHLW to Promote Master Protocol Trials to Boost Efficiency in New Drug Development
March 14, 2019
- MHLW Likely to Tweak PMD Law Amendment Bill as Lawmaker Frowns on Order to Change Pharmaceutical Affairs Officer
March 13, 2019
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