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- Label Revision Ordered for Keytruda with Sclerosing Cholangitis as ADR
April 20, 2018
- MHLW Sees Solid Inquiry Numbers for Conditional Early Approval System: Official
April 19, 2018
- Generic Industry Asks for Govt Support for Continuous Manufacturing to Boost Int’l Competitiveness: Public-Private Confab
April 17, 2018
- No Company Supports New Price Maintenance Premium Scheme: FPMAJ Survey
April 17, 2018
- Pharma Leaders Air Grievances on Pricing Reform Package at New MHLW Confab
April 17, 2018
- Generic Drug Makers Required to Improve Package Inserts by Adding Information from Clinical Studies: MHLW Notification
April 17, 2018
- Xeljanz’s Ulcerative Colitis Use Up for MHLW Panel Review on April 27
April 16, 2018
- MHLW to Draft GL on Detailing Activities by Drug Reps as Early as Summer
April 13, 2018
- MHLW Compiles Drug Reuse Guide to Reduce Leftover Drug Solutions
April 13, 2018
- AZ’s PD-L1 Inhibitor Durvalumab Up for MHLW Panel Review on April 25
April 13, 2018
- MHLW to Issue Optimal Use Guidelines for Dupixent, Tecentriq
April 12, 2018
- MHLW Panel Starts Discussions on PMD Law Amendment; Will First Verify Results of Previous Amendment
April 12, 2018
- Chuikyo Holds 1st Listing Discussions since Overhaul, US Reference Prices Show Marked Declines after Rule Change
April 12, 2018
- Chuikyo Payer Rep Questions New Premium System for Cost-Based Pricing Method
April 12, 2018
- MOF Calls for Using CEA to Make Reimbursement Decisions for Pricy Drugs
April 12, 2018
- Pricing OK’ed for Dupixent, Tecentriq, Lynparza, and More; Parmodia Skips Listing Yet Again
April 11, 2018
- Doctor Calls for Incentives for Effective, Lower-Cost Existing Drugs: LDP Taskforce
April 10, 2018
- MHLW Inks Memorandum of Cooperation with FDA Thailand
April 10, 2018
- MHLW to Launch New Public-Private Confab Focusing on Drug Pricing
April 10, 2018
- Mandatory Generic Use Tantamount to Treating Welfare Recipients in “Inferior” Manner: Lawmaker
April 6, 2018
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