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- Generic Panel to Issue Report in Spring-Summer to Drive Manufacturing Efficiency towards Stable Supplies: Official
February 8, 2024
- Japan to Revamp Scheme for Drug Maker’s Reporting of Supply Concerns in April
February 7, 2024
- Legal Changes on Horizon for GMP Inspection Authorities, Other Regulation Panel Topics?
February 7, 2024
- Govt Eyes Boosted Manpower at AMED towards Next 5-Year Plan from FY2025
February 7, 2024
- AMED Needs More Manpower to Fulfill Its Role as Funding Agency: President
February 6, 2024
- Opdivo, Olumiant, Dupixent Now in Line for Label Expansions
February 6, 2024
- CSL’s Hemophilia Gene Therapy to Get Orphan Tag in Japan
February 6, 2024
- Truvada Clears Preliminary Review for PrEP Use, but Coverage Not Granted
February 6, 2024
- Generic Firms Required to Disclose Supply Info from June after Pilot Rollout of Company Indicators
February 5, 2024
- Will Truvada Win Health Coverage as Japan’s First Drug for HIV Prevention?
February 5, 2024
- MHLW to Kick Off Debates on PMD Act Amendment on Feb. 9
February 5, 2024
- Physician Meals Costs, Seminar Expenses Newly Subject to Disclosure under Clinical Trials Act from April
February 2, 2024
- Annual Drug Price Revisions Based on 4-Minister Agreement: Japan PM
February 2, 2024
- Japan to Introduce Fee Premium for Inpatient Biosimilar Use, Covering 13 APIs
February 1, 2024
- Drug Pricing, LLP Rule in MHLW’s Draft Supplementary Opinions for FY2024 Reform
February 1, 2024
- Japan to Revise Ad Guidelines to Address GLP-1 Use for Cosmetic Weight Loss
January 31, 2024
- MHLW to Require Pharma to Disclose More Categories of Physician Payments under Clinical Trials Act
January 30, 2024
- MEXT’s Draft Reform Guidelines Urge University Hospitals to Reduce Drug Costs
January 29, 2024
- Chuikyo to Discuss Exclusion of Long-Listed Biologics from New Coverage Scheme
January 29, 2024
- Japan’s Diet Kicks Off 150-Day Regular Session, MHLW Plans 4 Bills
January 29, 2024
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