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- Policy Screening Committee Proposes Major Cutbacks in Long-Listed Drug Prices, Additional Decreases Possible
November 24, 2011
- Patients’ Copayments for OTC-like Drugs to Be Increased on a Trial Basis: Policy Screening
November 24, 2011
- Council Approves New 10-Year Strategy for Hepatitis Research
November 24, 2011
- MHLW Council Approves Subsidizing Telaprevir Combination Therapy
November 24, 2011
- DPJ WT to Propose New Measures to Promote Generics
November 24, 2011
- Committee on OTC Drugs Recommends SSP’s Vaginal Candidiasis Treatment for Approval
November 24, 2011
- Korosho Issues Notification to Ensure Stable Supplies of Flu Drugs This Season
November 24, 2011
- Korosho’s Council Approves Subsidizing 3-Drug Combination Therapy Including Teraprevir
November 22, 2011
- MHLW Study Group Postpones Decision on Relief System for Victims of Health Damages Due to Anticancer Drugs
November 21, 2011
- After Delay, CSIMC Recommends Listing of Ilaris for Treatment of CAPS
November 21, 2011
- US FDA Revokes Avastin’s Approval for Metastatic Breast Cancer
November 21, 2011
- Former Chuikyo Chairman Prof. Endo Concerned about Increasing Drug Expenditure
November 21, 2011
- CSIMC Subcommittee Approves Special Price Reductions for Combination Drugs
November 18, 2011
- CSIMC Excludes DPC Flat-Sum Reimbursement, Recommends Approval for Reimbursement by Piecework for 5 APIs
November 18, 2011
- Korosho Approves 3 Switch OTC Products Containing Pemirolast
November 18, 2011
- Similar Products to Be Re-Priced by Product Following Market Expansion: CSIMC Expert Subcommittee
November 17, 2011
- Industry Renews Call for Perpetual Introduction of Premium for New Drug Development: CSIMC Expert Subcommittee
November 17, 2011
- Re-pricing of Essential Drugs Discussed at CSIMC
November 17, 2011
- CSIMC Recommends Listing of 9 Products Including Imusera; Recommendation Put on Hold for Ilaris
November 17, 2011
- Plaintiffs to Appeal Against “Unprecedented Unjust Ruling”: Iressa Appeal Trial
November 17, 2011
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