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- MHLW Summons NHK, MSD over Misleading TV Program
February 28, 2017
- Pros and Cons for Setting Up “International Center for Regenerative Medicine”: LDP, Komeito Lawmakers
February 27, 2017
- AMED to Deploy “Site Coordinators” to Expedite Drug Discovery
February 24, 2017
- Is “No Gx Substitution” Column in Scripts Still Necessary? Asks Chuikyo Payer Rep
February 23, 2017
- Foreign Price Adjustment Doesn’t Make Much Sense for Drugs with Similar Meds in Japan: Industry
February 23, 2017
- Overhaul Rules to Pick Comparator Meds in Similar Drug Pricing Method: Chuikyo Rep
February 23, 2017
- Council Drafts Scheme to Provide Unapproved Drugs in Response to Infectious Disease Outbreaks in Developing Countries
February 23, 2017
- Use of Generic Drugs Increases, Lingering Concerns Over Quality: Survey
February 23, 2017
- CEFP Working Group to Go Full Throttle on Policy Guidelines Debate in March
February 22, 2017
- New Formats for Package Inserts to Be Announced in April, Enforced from FY2019 with Transition Period: MHLW
February 21, 2017
- MHLW to Strike Balance between Pricing Reform and Generic Promotion: Official
February 20, 2017
- MHLW Advisory Committee to Discuss Ninlaro on March 3
February 20, 2017
- MHLW Advisory Panel to Review Shionogi’s ADHD Drug on March 2
February 17, 2017
- MHLW Ups Ante on Drug Distribution after Fake Harvoni Issue
February 17, 2017
- Council OKs Public Knowledge-Based Applications for Rituxan, Ovisot
February 17, 2017
- MHLW Council Recognizes High Medical Need for 4 APIs/5 Products Including Extended-Release Levodopa/Carbidopa Combo
February 17, 2017
- MHLW Council Discusses Issue of Development Requests for Drugs with Low NHI Prices, Few Patients
February 17, 2017
- With Eye to June Listing, 24 Generic Makers Flock to Micardis Family, 15 to Abilify
February 16, 2017
- Optimal Use Guidelines Issued for Opdivo, Keytruda for Melanoma, NSCLC Use
February 15, 2017
- Label Changes Ordered for Atarax, Zelboraf on New ADRs
February 15, 2017
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