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- Japan Officially Drops Japanese PI Requirement before Global Trial Entry
December 26, 2023
- Japan Filing within 3 Months of Global Submission Eligible for Sakigake: MHLW
December 26, 2023
- Japan Ends Supply of Takeda/Novavax’s COVID Jab, 7.14 Million Doses Discarded
December 26, 2023
- Kaigen Pharma Hit by Suspension Order for Decades of Illicit Manufacturing
December 25, 2023
- MHLW Budget Hits Record High at 33.8 Trillion Yen, Ups Funding for Drug Innovation
December 25, 2023
- (Update) Sawai Slapped with Biz Improvement Order over Rigged Quality Tests
December 25, 2023
- MHLW Announces “Innovation Box” Tax Regime: FY2024 Reform
December 25, 2023
- Japan Approves Label Expansions for Rexulti, Rituxan, and More
December 25, 2023
- Japan Grants Orphan Tags to Keytruda, Teprotumumab, and 3 More Drugs
December 25, 2023
- Ryukaikon OKs Revised Distribution Guidelines, Pharmas Urged to Explain Rationale of Solo Wholesaler Policy
December 22, 2023
- Japan Aims for 80% Unit-Price Negotiation Rate by FY2026-End: Reform Timeline
December 22, 2023
- Chuikyo OKs Outline of FY2024 Drug Pricing Reform; No Unprofitability Re-Pricing for 7%-Plus Price Gap
December 21, 2023
- Health Ministry Panel OKs Inclusion of 5-in-1 Jab in NIP from Next April
December 21, 2023
- Japan to Roll Out New LLP Coverage Rule in October; 18 Billion Yen Saving Eyed for FY2024
December 21, 2023
- Masaki Ogushi Promoted to Chief of LDP’s Health Division
December 21, 2023
- Japan to Cut Drug Prices by 0.97% on Healthcare Cost Basis in FY2024
December 20, 2023
- Gist of FY2024 Drug Pricing Reform
December 20, 2023
- MHLW to Post Medical Facilities Providing Leqembi Treatment on Website
December 18, 2023
- Japan to Raise Medical Fee by 0.88%, Cut Drug Costs by Around 1% in FY2024
December 18, 2023
- Chuikyo Split on Copay Rate under Elective Care Scheme; Political Decision Likely over 1/2 or 1/4
December 18, 2023
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