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- PMDA Reveals Zero Company Request So Far for MID-NET Database Use, but Says Several Interested
June 19, 2018
- Japan Cabinet Adopts 2018 Honebuto Policy, Inscribes Possible HTA Use in New Drug Listing
June 18, 2018
- Authorized Generics for Aimix, Cravit IV Join NHI Price List
June 15, 2018
- Chuikyo Agrees on No Willing-to-Pay Cost Survey before CEA Rollout; Experts Say Pilot ICER Thresholds “Justifiable”
June 14, 2018
- Keytruda/Ibrance Added to Pilot CEA Drug List, but There Won’t Be Price Tweaks
June 14, 2018
- Japan’s 1st Conditional OK Might Come This Autumn for Pfizer’s Next-Gen ALK Inhibitor Lorlatinib
June 13, 2018
- LDP’s Eto Study Group Submits Proposal to Health Minister
June 13, 2018
- PMDA to Promote Development of Next-Generation Drugs by Improving Its Science Level in Drug Evaluation
June 13, 2018
- MHLW to Study Ways to Increase Transparency of Process for Including Vaccines in Public Vaccination Programs
June 12, 2018
- MHLW’s New Anti-RA Measures Likely to Push Proper Use of Pricy Biologics
June 11, 2018
- MHLW Panel Gives Thumbs-Up for Entyvio, Official Nod Expected This Month
June 11, 2018
- Further Price Cuts for Off-Patent Drugs Erased from Draft Honebuto Paper
June 11, 2018
- Panel Members Positive about Going Digital on Package Inserts: HSC
June 11, 2018
- Govt Should Screen Drug Promotion Material, Scope of Information Provided: HSC Member
June 8, 2018
- Experts Support Plan to Seize Improperly Earned Revenue as in Diovan Case: HSC
June 8, 2018
- AMED Discloses Individual R&D Project Funding; 31 Receive Funding of Over 1 Billion Yen
June 7, 2018
- Deregulation Panel Pushes PMDA to Digitalize Process
June 6, 2018
- Reward Innovation to Solve Social Challenges: LDP Study Group
June 6, 2018
- Japan Eyes Economic Assessments for New Drug Listing: Draft Honebuto Paper
June 6, 2018
- Large Vessel Vasculitis to Be Added to Significant Adverse Reactions for G-CSF Preparations: MHLW
June 6, 2018
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