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- Patient Groups Push Back against Delisting OTC-Like Drugs; Panel Leans Toward Higher Copays
November 21, 2025
- Japan Approves Label Expansions for Braftovi, Augtyro, Uplizna, and More
November 21, 2025
- Japan Panel OKs NIP Use of Maternal RSV Vaccine from FY2026
November 21, 2025
- Japan to Add High-Dose Flu Vaccine to NIP for Adults Aged 75 and Over
November 21, 2025
- MHLW Panel to Review Kissei’s Uterine Fibroid Drug, 3 More NMEs on December 3
November 21, 2025
- Ueno Signals Openness to Multiple Approaches on OTC-Like Drug Copays
November 21, 2025
- LDP Outlines Key Issues for FY2026 Budget, Copay Review for OTC-Like Drugs Included
November 21, 2025
- Japan to Tap National Anti-Flu Drug Stockpile during Severe Shortages: MHLW
November 21, 2025
- Ensure Sustainable Drug Pricing for National Security: LDP Health Division Chief
November 21, 2025
- Chuikyo Discusses Lower Prices for Low-Novelty Drugs, PMP Criteria, Re-Pricing
November 20, 2025
- Chuikyo Split over How to Ease Negative Margins
November 20, 2025
- Providers Urging Possible Price Measures over Packaging Misalignment
November 20, 2025
- Providers Push to Expand 2% Buffer Zone in Drug Price Revisions as Costs Rise
November 20, 2025
- Japan Moves to Advance “G1” Price Cuts by 5 Years under Proposed LLP Overhaul
November 20, 2025
- MHLW to Scrutinize Outcomes for 12 Firms Yet to Strike MFN Deals
November 20, 2025
- Govt Weighs Additional Copays for OTC-Like Drugs in Economic Package
November 19, 2025
- LDP Study Group Submits Emergency Proposal to Health Minister, Seeks 5% Drug Price Hike
November 19, 2025
- Japan Launches Pilot Expert Committee System for Patent Linkage Reviews, Aims to Reduce IP Feuds
November 17, 2025
- Chuikyo Split over Higher Copays under LLP Scheme; Payer Push Meets Provider Caution
November 17, 2025
- Elrexfio to Escape CEA-Based Price Tweak, Analysis to Resume for Paxlovid
November 17, 2025
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