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- Japan Allocates 100 Billion-Plus Yen for Drug Innovation, Generic Funds: FY2025 Extra Budget
December 1, 2025
- Japan Books 15.8 Billion Yen to Boost Regenerative Medicine Manufacturing
December 1, 2025
- Japan Panel Labels Pregabalin for Most Low Back Pain as “Low-Value” Care
December 1, 2025
- Japan Panel Clears KalVista’s HAE Drug, GSK’s Asthma Agent, and More for Approval
November 28, 2025
- Panel Backs Extra Charges for OTC-Like Drugs While Keeping Coverage, but Design Details Still Divisive
November 28, 2025
- As Skepticism Emerges, LDP Health Policy Chief Seeks Stronger R&D Tax Credits
November 28, 2025
- Japan Doles Out Orphan Tags to IgAN Drugs and Lots More
November 28, 2025
- New Govt Casts Pharma as Core Industry, Minister Says at Public-Private Confab
November 27, 2025
- MHLW Floats Prefectural Bodies for Regional Formularies, LLP Copay Hike Gains Traction: LDP-Ishin Talks
November 27, 2025
- MHLW Orders Label Revisions for Anticoagulants, Ondexxya, Tracleer, and More
November 27, 2025
- Lawmakers Hold Cross-Party Study Session on Social Security
November 27, 2025
- US Unveils Up to 85% Price Cuts for IRA Round-2; Astellas’ Xtandi on the List
November 27, 2025
- US FDA Probes Takeda’s Adzynma after Reported Pediatric Death
November 26, 2025
- Celecoxib Faces Unified Pushback Against Rx-to-OTC Switch
November 26, 2025
- LDP, Ishin Start Framing Copay Models for OTC-Like Drugs: Bilateral Talks
November 25, 2025
- Label Updated for Gazyva and Imbruvica: PMDA
November 25, 2025
- Japan Finalizes Economic Package Positioning Pharma as “Core Industry”
November 25, 2025
- Local Legislators Urge Routine HPV Shots for Males as LDP Group Renews Push
November 25, 2025
- Japan to Launch Panel Next Year to Discuss Third-Party Access to Vaccination Database
November 25, 2025
- Japan to Revise Guidance on Standards for Biological Raw Materials
November 25, 2025
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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…
