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- MHLW FY2026 Budget Request to Focus on Clinical Trials, Early Regulatory Support
August 21, 2025
- Japan Moves to Bolster R&D and Stockpiling of Crisis-Response Medicines
August 20, 2025
- Astellas’ Izervay, Otsuka’s Nexletol among New Drugs Up for Japan Panel Review; Eylea Biosimilars Also on Agenda
August 19, 2025
- MHLW Official Vows Steady Implementation of Amended PMD Act
August 19, 2025
- Japan Weighs Legal Framework for Pharmaceutical Data Protection; JPMA Sees Opportunity for Reform
August 19, 2025
- MHLW’s New Pharma Chief Pledges Safer, More Accessible Drug Environment
August 19, 2025
- Nipro Secures AG for Forxiga, Sawai and Teva Takeda Go Without Hydrate
August 18, 2025
- Japan Approves First SGLT2 Generics, 12 Firms Pile into Vimpat Ahead of December Listing
August 18, 2025
- MHLW Working Group Sets Policy for Revising List of “Stable Supply Medicines”
August 18, 2025
- Novartis’ Radioligand Therapy, Other New Meds Up for Japan Panel Review on Aug. 22
August 12, 2025
- Japan Nears Approval for 1st Biosimilars of Actemra, Simponi, and Ranmark
August 12, 2025
- Japan Approves FY2026 Budget Guidelines, Natural Increase at 400 Billion Yen
August 12, 2025
- PMDA Flags New Potential Risks for RAS Agents and Others
August 12, 2025
- Japan Approves MSD’s 21-Valent Pneumococcal Vaccine
August 8, 2025
- Public-Private Council WG to Focus on Innovation Evaluation for FY2026 Reform: Official
August 8, 2025
- Chuikyo Approves Insurance Coverage for 4 In Vitro Diagnostics
August 8, 2025
- Japan to Discuss Negative Margins, Packaging Optimization towards FY2026 Reform
August 8, 2025
- Medical Device Pricing Body Urges Clearer Evaluation Criteria for SaMDs Reimbursement
August 8, 2025
- Industry Urges “Objective Review First” for CEA Reform; Payers Push for Expansion
August 7, 2025
- Welireg, Airwin, Talvey and More Set for NHI Listing; Premiums Wiped Out by “Zero” Rule
August 7, 2025
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