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- MHLW Advisory Panel Backs Otsuka’s Schizophrenia Med Brexpiprazole and More
December 5, 2017
- Novo’s Semaglutide Stumbles as Panel Puts a Hold on Japan Approval
December 5, 2017
- Opdivo Earns Orphan Status for Malignant Pleural Mesothelioma
December 4, 2017
- MHLW Floats Incentives to Stem Antibiotic Overuse, but Payer Reps Negative: Chuikyo
December 4, 2017
- MHLW Presents Example of COI Management Guidelines for “Specified Clinical Research”
December 4, 2017
- CEFP Members Want Quicker Cuts for Off-Patent Drugs, Pricing Debate Enters Final Stretch
December 4, 2017
- Keytruda Earns Lymphoma Nod, Novo’s Norditropin Label Expanded
December 1, 2017
- LDP Lawmakers Lash Out at Govt's Drug Pricing Proposals
December 1, 2017
- Full-Scale CEA Rollout to Be Delayed into FY2019: Official
December 1, 2017
- MHLW Looks to Lift Ban on Exports of Plasma Fraction Products by FY2020
December 1, 2017
- Abolish PMP or Narrow Down Its Scope: MOF Panel FY2018 Budget Recommendation
November 30, 2017
- Off-Year Revisions Should Be Confined to Limited Scope, JPWA Says at Chuikyo
November 30, 2017
- Regulators Will Be Involved in Safety Data Transition for LLP Withdrawals: MHLW Official
November 30, 2017
- MHLW to Announce Generic Usage Data by Insurers Twice Yearly Starting with FY2018 Data
November 30, 2017
- Exempt Some LLPs from New G1/G2 Price Scheme for Off-Patent Drugs: FPMAJ
November 30, 2017
- FPMAJ Chief Says Govt Proposal Is Fundamental Price Cut, Not Fundamental Reform: Chuikyo
November 30, 2017
- Maintain Drug Prices for Duration of Patent Coverage, PhRMA/EFPIA Stress at Chuikyo
November 30, 2017
- Japan, US, Europe Trade Groups Forge United Front against Govt PMP Plan, Supportive of Negative List: Chuikyo
November 30, 2017
- New Plan Would Reduce Number of PMP-Eligible Products by 40-50%: MHLW Estimate
November 29, 2017
- 10 APIs/17 Products Including Rituxan Biosimilar Added to NHI Price List on Nov. 29
November 29, 2017
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