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- Continue Price Maintenance Scheme without Shedding Eligible Products: PhRMA
May 17, 2017
- 3 Pharma Groups Push for Price Maintenance during Patent Term: Chuikyo Hearing
May 17, 2017
- Ninlaro, 7 Other Drugs OK’ed for Reimbursement Listing on May 24
May 17, 2017
- Japan, South Korea Set Up Working Groups to Collaborate on Harmonization
May 16, 2017
- Procedures for Providing Unapproved Drugs to Developing Countries in Emergencies Could Become Finalized in June
May 15, 2017
- Transition Period of “at Least 1 Year” Needed for New Package Insert Format: MHLW
May 11, 2017
- Marketing Strategies for Participating Hospitals to Be Important for Drug Makers to Effectively Use MID-NET: PMDA Official
May 11, 2017
- LDP Confab Sees Japan Execs’ Chorus for Drug Price Maintenance during Patent Term
May 10, 2017
- Japan, US Ink Memorandum of Cooperation on Health
May 9, 2017
- Health Minister Shiozaki Stresses Importance of US-Japan Alliance in Healthcare
May 9, 2017
- Japan and India to Share Common View on Global Clinical Trials
May 9, 2017
- “Specified Clinical Research” Data with High Integrity Could Be Used for Drug Review: MHLW Councilor
May 8, 2017
- Experts Support Revision of Rules to Promote Concurrent Administration of Multiple Vaccines: MHLW Vaccine Panel
May 8, 2017
- MHLW Study Group Drafts “Items to Consider” to Promote Development of Nucleic Acid Drugs
May 2, 2017
- MHLW Poised to Create Standards for Cancer Treatment in the Elderly
May 1, 2017
- 2017 Economic and Fiscal Policy Guidelines Likely to Be Tinged with MOF Color
April 28, 2017
- MHLW to Draw Up Guidelines on Use of MID-NET in Summer
April 28, 2017
- LDP Health Panel Holds Drug Pricing Hearing with Doctor, Pharmacist Groups
April 28, 2017
- Ad-Hoc Generic Prices for “Off-Year” Revisions Acceptable: Chuikyo Bill Payer Reps
April 27, 2017
- JMA’s Nakagawa Says MHLW Should Fuel Generic Industry Realignment: Chuikyo
April 27, 2017
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