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- Post-Marketing Oversight and Regulatory Reviews Must Work as One, Says New MHLW Safety Chief
July 29, 2025
- Astellas Employee Did Not Appeal, Prison Sentence Finalized in China
July 29, 2025
- Japan Panel Urges Consolidation of Cancer Surgery, Radiotherapy amid Shrinking Surgeon Workforce
July 29, 2025
- Two Oral Drugs Found to Exceed ADI for Red No. 3, MHLW Reports
July 28, 2025
- PMDA Launches Advisory Program for Academia, Startups Developing New Modalities
July 28, 2025
- MSD’s 21-Valent Pneumococcal Shot Nears Japan Approval; Male Use of Silgard 9 Cleared
July 25, 2025
- Santen’s Glaucoma Drug, Taisho’s Insomnia Med Up for Panel Review on July 31
July 25, 2025
- MHLW Calls for Ongoing Nitrosamine Risk Controls after Self-Inspections
July 24, 2025
- 223 Health Damages Reported for Breyanzi in Japan: October-March
July 24, 2025
- MHLW Plans to Ease Clinical Trial Ad Rules, Eyes Notification by March-End
July 24, 2025
- New MHLW Drug Review Chief Aims to Dispel “Barrier” Perception, Pledges Active Engagement with Industry
July 23, 2025
- Healthcare Stakeholders Weigh Fallout after Ruling Bloc’s Election Setback
July 23, 2025
- Astellas Employee Won’t Appeal China Espionage Sentence
July 22, 2025
- Japan’s Ruling Bloc Routed in Upper House Poll; Takemi to Retire, Furukawa, Kamayachi, and Honda Secure Seats
July 22, 2025
- Japan Panel to Review MSD’s 21-Valent Pneumococcal Shot, Silgard 9 for Male Use and More Label Expansions
July 18, 2025
- Japan Approves Reimbursement for CureApp’s Alcohol Reduction Digital Therapeutic
July 17, 2025
- Japan Begins FY2026 CEA Reform Talks, Re-Designation after Market Expansion Up for Debate
July 17, 2025
- Astellas Employee Sentenced to 3.5 Years in China for Spying
July 17, 2025
- Verdict Due July 16 for Astellas Employee Detained in China
July 14, 2025
- Japan’s Major Parties Outline Various Drug Policy Visions Ahead of Upper House Poll
July 14, 2025
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