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- US FDA Begins Review of Risks of Serious Bleeding in Patients Taking Dabigatran
December 9, 2011
- NHI Drug Pricing Subcommittee to Apply 80% Rule for Combination Drugs to Injectables, Topical Drugs
December 8, 2011
- Gov’t Tax Commission Decides to Extend Temporary R&D Tax Credits
December 8, 2011
- CSIMC Submits Opinion on Medical Fee Revision Including Views of Both Healthcare Providers and Medical Bill Payers
December 8, 2011
- MHLW Proposes Penalty for Companies that Receive Premium but Refuse Development Requests
December 8, 2011
- Payers, Care Providers Agree at CSIMC on Need for Price Cuts for Long-listed Drugs
December 8, 2011
- Representatives of Payers, Care Providers Argue Against Freeze on Prices of Essential Drugs
December 8, 2011
- 2010 Survey Shows OB/GYN Doctors, Surgeons Rise in Number
December 7, 2011
- MHLW Reform Plan Calls for “Reductions in NHI Prices of Original Drugs”
December 6, 2011
- Orphan Drug Designation Approved for Everolimus, Tafamidis Meglumine
December 6, 2011
- Premium for New Drug Development to Be Continued on Trial Basis: CSIMC Expert Subcommittee
December 6, 2011
- 2010 Survey Shows Rise in Numbers of OB/GYN Doctors, Surgeons
December 6, 2011
- Takeda’s Novel ARB Azilva Recommended for Approval: PAFSC First Committee
December 5, 2011
- CSIMC General Assembly Points Out Some “Reckless” Evaluations on Policy Screening Report
December 5, 2011
- 80% Rule for Combination Drugs Will Be Applied to Injectables, Topical Drugs: MHLW Proposal
December 5, 2011
- MHLW Announces Results of Reexamination for Iressa, Remicade as Category I
December 5, 2011
- PAFSC 2nd Committee Recommends Designation of Thalidomide, Imatinib Mesylate as Orphan Drugs
December 5, 2011
- Decision on Price Freeze for Medically Essential Drugs to Be Postponed
December 5, 2011
- Expert Subcommittee Approves 60% Pricing Rule for Some New Generics Only
December 5, 2011
- NHI Price Revision Rate of 6% Expected for FY2012; Higher If Long-listed Drugs Receive Add’l Price Cut
December 5, 2011
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