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- MHLW Expert Panel Draws Up New Cancer Research Strategy
September 28, 2023
- As Chuikyo Begins Pricing Debate of Leqembi, Panelists Urge Safety, Fair Access
September 28, 2023
- Japan PM Asks Health Minister to Reform Pricing of Potential Blockbusters
September 28, 2023
- Ex-Senior Vice Minister Koga to Lead LDP’s Health Division
September 28, 2023
- Japan Agrees to Buy Extra 10 Million Doses of Pfizer COVID Vaccine
September 27, 2023
- Kamoshita Tapped as Advisor to PM on Drug, Dementia Policies
September 27, 2023
- Aichi Case of Death After COVID Shot Could Have Been Avoided with Adequate Steps: Report
September 27, 2023
- Japan to Balance Innovation, Finances in Leqembi Pricing: Minister
September 27, 2023
- Draft Revision of Basic Blood Product Policy OK’ed, to Be Finalized by March-End
September 27, 2023
- Leqembi Approval Marks New Era of Dementia Treatment: Japan PM
September 26, 2023
- Japan Approves Multiple Firsts, Leqembi, Arexvy, Leqvio, and More
September 26, 2023
- Leqembi Subject to Cost Control Rule for Potential Big Sellers, MHLW Still Set to Meet Listing Deadline
September 26, 2023
- Govt Must Bolster Leadership in Building Drug Discovery Ecosystem: New Minister
September 26, 2023
- Japan Approves Eisai/Biogen’s Alzheimer’s Drug Leqembi
September 25, 2023
- Japan PM Announces Yen-Loan Program to Fight Pandemics
September 25, 2023
- Ex-Minister Tamura Tapped for No. 2 in LDP Policy Panel
September 25, 2023
- METI to Bankroll 95.5 Billion Yen in 23 Projects to Build Vaccine Sites, Moderna Among Them
September 22, 2023
- MHLW Panel Members Call for Tightening Advertising Regulations for Off-Label GLP-1 Use
September 22, 2023
- Sitagliptin Increases Cancer Risk in 1 in 115,000 People with Current Global Impurity Limit: Makers
September 22, 2023
- Chuikyo Rep Grumbles at Too Many Industry Requests, FPMAJ Chief Wants Health Coverage Dabate
September 21, 2023
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