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- Japan Starts Review on Scope of Drugs Eligible for Immunization Use, with Beyfortus in Focus
January 23, 2026
- Takeda’s Miyabashira Urges National Strategy Act to Revive Japan as Innovation Powerhouse
January 22, 2026
- LDP Pledges to Position Pharma as Core Industry in Campaign Platform
January 22, 2026
- Many Pharma-Savvy Lawmakers on LDP’s Candidate Roster for Lower House Poll
January 22, 2026
- Japan Health Minister Says Early Call on FY2027 Off-Year Revision Improves Predictability
January 22, 2026
- Japan Grants Sakigake Tag to Nanoscope’s MOGENRY
January 22, 2026
- MHLW Official Making Rounds to Rally Private Support for Drug Discovery Fund
January 21, 2026
- Cabinet OKs Subsidy to Boost Antibiotic API Stockpiles, Allocates 7.1 Billion Yen from Reserve
January 21, 2026
- PMDA Chief Vows Stronger Support for Drug Discovery, Orphan Designations
January 21, 2026
- AMED, JPMA Poised to Embed Pharma Expertise in Drug Discovery
January 20, 2026
- Japan’s Lower House Poll Set for Feb. 8 after Takaichi Calls Snap Vote
January 20, 2026
- Daiichi, University of Tokyo Professor Win Japan’s PM Award for Ezharmia Development
January 20, 2026
- Chuikyo OKs New CEA Handling, with Third-Party Verification Ahead
January 19, 2026
- Chuikyo OKs 3.5% Minimum NHI Price Hike, Sets Grace Period for New AG Pricing
January 19, 2026
- Antivirals, Cancer Drugs Flagged in PMDA Risk Review
January 19, 2026
- Bosulif, 4 Other Drugs Escape April Re-Pricing as “Spillover” Scrapped; Lixiana, Entresto Brace for Cuts
January 19, 2026
- Japan Panel to Review Pfizer’s Cancer Med Tukysa on January 29
January 16, 2026
- Study Group Calls for Independent Body to Centrally Manage Whole Genome Data
January 16, 2026
- Expert Calls for Full Verification of CEA Guidelines and Analytical Frameworks
January 16, 2026
- Japan Sets New Pricing Rules for Conditionally Approved Regenerative Medicines, Starting with Elevidys
January 15, 2026
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In the complex landscape of the Japanese pharmaceutical market, the “status quo” is often the safest harbor. But for leaders like Kennet Brysting, former president of Gilead Japan, the status quo is the most dangerous place to stay.Innovation in Japan…
