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- Prime Minister Noda Stresses Need for Comprehensive Reform in First Major Policy Speech
September 26, 2011
- METI Seeks Budget to Collect Cancer Tissues, Genetic Data in Fukushima
September 26, 2011
- 6 APIs/10 Products Including EpiPen Added to NHI Price List
September 22, 2011
- Government Designates Fulvestrant as Ad-restricted Drug
September 21, 2011
- HSC Subcommittee Agrees on Need for New System to Promote Access to Unapproved Drugs
September 20, 2011
- Price Settlement Rate Down to 73.9% of Sales in June, Close to Pre-emergency Recommendation Levels
September 19, 2011
- New METI Minister Edano Considers Drug Industry as “Highly Promising Area”
September 19, 2011
- FY2011 White Paper Calls For Reform toward “Participatory” Social Security System
September 19, 2011
- PMDA Expresses Distrust of MSD for Deviations from GCP in Trials of Gardasil
September 19, 2011
- Some Medical Institutions Still Demanding Full Payment, No Refund of Clinical Trial Costs
September 19, 2011
- Discussions Continue on Relief System for Victims of ADRs Due to Anticancer Drugs
September 19, 2011
- Preparations Underway for MHLW to Set Up Private Third-Party Committee
September 16, 2011
- Council Recommends 5 Drugs as Appropriate for Application Based on Info. in Public Domain
September 16, 2011
- US FDA Issues Warning Letter Over GMP Violations by Daiichi Sankyo Subsidiary
September 15, 2011
- MHLW to Survey “Family Pharmacy” Function Toward Next Revision of Dispensing Fees
September 15, 2011
- US Proposes Elimination of Tariff on Drugs: TPP Talks
September 14, 2011
- MHLW to Continue to Promote Non-proprietary Name-based Brand Names for GE Drugs
September 14, 2011
- ”GMP Team” to Begin Mock GMP Inspections in Kinki Region from Next February
September 14, 2011
- MHLW Permits Ongoing Internet Sales of Reclassified Class 2 Drugs as Provisional Measure
September 13, 2011
- MHLW Minister Komiyama to Push Drug Industry Development Through Government-Private Sector Cooperation
September 13, 2011
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