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- 1st PAFSC Committee Recommends Approval for Products Including Eisai’s Lunesta
November 8, 2011
- MHLW Announces Additional Indications for 3 APIs Following Prior Assessments
November 7, 2011
- CSIMC Approves Plan to Ban Use of “Dispensing Point” Cards by Pharmacies, Drugstores
November 4, 2011
- CSIMC Subcommittee Approves Proposal to Expand Range of Drugs Subject to Re-pricing
November 4, 2011
- Japan, China, S. Korea Agree to Draft GL on Joint Clinical Trials
November 2, 2011
- Chuikyo Subcommittee Approves Proposal to Expand Range of Drugs Subject to Re-pricing
November 2, 2011
- Chuikyo Approves Plan to Ban Use of “Dispensing Point” Cards by Pharmacies, Drugstores
November 2, 2011
- Committee Recommends Approval of 3 Products Including MSD’s Rota Teq
November 1, 2011
- Business Sector Call for Japan to Join TPP Talks Voiced at National Strategy Council Meeting
November 1, 2011
- Korosho to Ask Doctors to Exercise Caution in Co-prescribing 3 or More Psychotropics
November 1, 2011
- Healthcare Reps at Chuikyo Call For Quality Assurance to Promote GE Use
November 1, 2011
- WT of DPJ Begins Discussion, Not Yet Known If It Covers Drug Pricing System
October 31, 2011
- Medical Benefits Rose 4.2% in FY2009, Breaking ¥30 Tril. for 1st Time
October 31, 2011
- Drug-induced Hepatitis Victims, Lawyers Petition Against Establishment of “Third Party Organization”
October 31, 2011
- MHLW Research Team Looks Into Compliance Systems, Gathering Advanced Case Studies
October 28, 2011
- CSIMC's Drug Price Committee Agrees to Review Foreign Price-Based Adjustments, Increase Downward Revising
October 28, 2011
- MHLW Varies Direction of Revision with Innovative Evaluation and Efficiency
October 28, 2011
- MHLW Calls for Package Insert Revisions for 6 Products Including Strattera
October 28, 2011
- US FDA Extends Action Date for SGLT-2 Inhibitor Dapagliflozin
October 28, 2011
- Mr Yoshimura of Astem to Be Named as Successor of Mr Matsutani: CSIMC Expert Member
October 28, 2011
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