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- Payers Want Phase-Out of Medical Fee Premiums for Generic Use; HCPs Eye Change in Entry Pricing
August 3, 2023
- Chuikyo OKs Plan to Move Back Medical Fee Revisions to June from FY2024; Drug Price Updates to Remain in April
August 3, 2023
- Industry Calls for Excluding Orphan Drugs from Cost-Effectiveness Assessment
August 3, 2023
- Chuikyo Reps Criticize Manufacturers’ Price Cuts after Unprofitability Re-Pricing
August 3, 2023
- Relief Claims OK’ed for 38 More Deaths after COVID Vaccination
August 2, 2023
- Generics Panel Initiates Debate toward Proposing Stable Supply Measures, Interim Report Slated for October
August 1, 2023
- Pharma Regulation Panel to Discuss Need for PI Japanese Data on Aug. 7
August 1, 2023
- Perjeta/Herceptin SC Combo, 1st Stelara, G-Lasta Biosimilars in Line for Japan Approval
August 1, 2023
- Japan Panel Shelves Decision on Shionogi’s COVID Vaccine over Efficacy Data
August 1, 2023
- First Two Homegrown COVID-19 Jabs Up for MHLW Panel Review on July 31
July 31, 2023
- Japan Safety Panels Recognize 2nd Death Possibly Linked to COVID Vaccine
July 31, 2023
- Japan to Buy 20 Million Doses of Pfizer COVID Jab, 5 Million from Moderna
July 28, 2023
- Japan Likely to Slash Moderna Vaccine Purchase, Pfizer Single-Sourcing Plan Nixed
July 28, 2023
- Chuikyo Medical Device Pricing Body Calls for Clearer Reimbursement Criteria for SaMDs
July 27, 2023
- Chuikyo Wary of Abolishing Spillover Rule, Positive on Reviewing Market Expansion Re-Pricing
July 27, 2023
- Chuikyo Divided Over Raising Premium Rates for Listed Products, Extending Evaluation Data
July 27, 2023
- Japan OKs FY2024 Budget Ceilings, 520 Billion Yen for Social Security Cost Rise
July 26, 2023
- MHLW Pharma Bureau Chief Eager to Do Everything on Regulation Panel’s Agenda
July 25, 2023
- Label Expansions for Jakavi, Soliris in Line for Approval
July 25, 2023
- Panel on Generic Industry to Boot Up July 31, Report Expected by Fall
July 25, 2023
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