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- Pharma in Dogged Fight against Expansion of CEA Price Tweaks, Flags “Camel’s Nose”
November 29, 2023
- Japan Ambassador Meets Astellas Employee Detained in China
November 29, 2023
- Japan Approves Meiji’s COVID Vaccine, Daiichi Sankyo’s XBB-Tailored Jab
November 28, 2023
- Syphilis Cases in Japan Mark Record High for 3rd Consecutive Year
November 28, 2023
- LDP League Leader Vows to Push Self-Medication to Sustain Healthcare System
November 28, 2023
- LDP League on Medical Patches Cautions against Hasty Debate on LLP Copay
November 28, 2023
- Medipharma Altered Data in at Least 7 Clinical Trials: MHLW
November 28, 2023
- Meiji’s mRNA Vaccine, Pfizer’s RSV Vaccine Now in Line for Approval
November 28, 2023
- Chuikyo Supports Adding More Dosage Forms to “Minimum Price” Category, Urges Improvements in Distribution Practices
November 27, 2023
- HCPs, Payers Spat over Extension of Add-On Fee Premiums Related to Drug Supply Issues
November 27, 2023
- As Leqembi Listing Approaches, Chuikyo OKs Coverage for PET Device and Diagnostics
November 27, 2023
- Ultragenyx’s Evinacumab, Alexion’s Danicopan Up for Japan Panel Review on Dec. 8
November 27, 2023
- Pool Fever Reaches Alert Level in Japan for 1st Time in Decade: NIID
November 27, 2023
- Japan Deeping Debate on LLP Copay Review; Focus Is on Exclusion Criteria, Payment Levels, G1/G2 Rule Change
November 27, 2023
- Japan Approves Label Expansions for Opdivo, Adcetris, and More
November 27, 2023
- Japan Grants Orphan Tags to MSD’s MK-3475A, 3 More Drugs
November 27, 2023
- COVID Vaccines to Join NIP for Ages 65-Plus from April, with Copay Required
November 24, 2023
- No Objections to Better Premiums, Easing of Re-Pricing as Incentives for Pediatric Drug Development: Chuikyo
November 24, 2023
- Chuikyo Reps Split on Nixing PMP Company Criteria; Many Back Review of Reduction Caps under Re-Pricing
November 24, 2023
- MHLW Proposes Posting Reported Drug Supply Concerns on Its Website
November 22, 2023
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