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- MEXT to Probe Company Payments to National Univ. Hospitals: Parliamentary Vice Minister
May 25, 2017
- Suga Tacitly Warns against Watering Down “Annual” Price Revision Plan: CEFP
May 24, 2017
- CEFP Private Members Push Smaller Scope for Price Maintenance Premium, Different Rule for “Me-Too” Meds
May 24, 2017
- Health Minister Pitches Revision to Corporate Eligibility Criteria for Price Maintenance Premium: CEFP
May 24, 2017
- Time Has Arrived to Discuss Formularies at Medical Institutions: MHLW Official
May 23, 2017
- MHLW to Set Deadline to Achieve 80% Generic Goal for “September 2020”
May 23, 2017
- MHLW Council Recognizes Unmet Medical Need for Off-Label Use of 3 Drugs
May 19, 2017
- Maintain Prices for On-Patent Drugs, Off-Year Revisions Should Only Cover Limited Products: FPMAJ
May 19, 2017
- Lawmakers Hear from EFPIA, Say They Didn’t Know Japan Drug Market Would Shrink
May 19, 2017
- Standard Operating Profit Rate for Cost Calculation Pricing Rule Updated to 14.7%: Chuikyo
May 19, 2017
- MHLW Discussing Restrictions on Prescriptions of Codeine-Containing Medicines to Children
May 19, 2017
- JPWA Calls for Off-Year Surveys Covering All Products: Chuikyo Hearing
May 19, 2017
- JGA Calls for Elimination of Price Bracket Grouping Rule for Listed Generics
May 19, 2017
- Global Headquarters Watching Japan, Keep Drug Prices for Patented Period: PhRMA, EFPIA
May 19, 2017
- Social Security Council Subcommittee Negative about Reference Pricing System
May 18, 2017
- FPMAJ, EFPIA See Need to Revisit Cost-Based Pricing Method: Chuikyo
May 18, 2017
- MHLW Advisory Panel to Review Eli Lilly’s JAK Inhibitor Baricitinib on May 30
May 18, 2017
- (Update) 3 Pharma Groups Push for Price Maintenance during Patent Term: Chuikyo Hearing
May 18, 2017
- MHLW Study Group to Issue Report Calling for Guidelines to Promote Efficient Development of Biosimilars
May 18, 2017
- Japan Drug Market Could Shrink Annual 1.5% by FY2026: EFPIA Simulation
May 17, 2017
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