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- MHLW Mulls Administrative Penalties, Tighter Regulations after Counterfeit Harvoni Case
February 14, 2017
- Ex-LDP Health Panel Chief Calls for Changing Copay Rates for Different Drugs
February 13, 2017
- Zoster Vaccine’s Add’l Use, DPT Vaccine’s Booster Dose Put Under Continued Discussion for Public Immunization Program
February 13, 2017
- PMDA Eyes 15-20% New Drug Review Fee Raise in April, Plan Now Up for Public Comments
February 13, 2017
- Japan’s First Guidance for Development of Cancer Immunotherapies Will Promote Development
February 13, 2017
- Drugs Subject to Optimal Use Guidelines Will Be a Rarity: Mori
February 13, 2017
- MHLW Weighs Use of Medical Bill Database for 4 Times Yearly Price Review: Nakayama
February 10, 2017
- MHLW Councilor Cites Cancer Meds for Conditional Early Approval Scheme
February 10, 2017
- MHLW Advisory Committee Backs Shionogi’s OIC Drug
February 10, 2017
- Post-Marketing Conditions Under “Conditional Early Approval System” Remain Unclear: MHLW Councilor Kazuhiko Mori
February 10, 2017
- 2nd Batch of Sakigake Designation Slated for Spring
February 9, 2017
- Chuikyo Panel to Draw Conclusion by Summer for FY2018 Rollout of Cost-Effective Assessment Scheme
February 9, 2017
- Bill Payers, Doctors in Skirmish over Drug Price Survey for Gap-Year Revisions: Chuikyo
February 9, 2017
- Chuikyo OKs Optimal Use Guidelines for Opdivo and Keytruda, Due Out Feb. 14
February 9, 2017
- PMDA to Delay Planned Staff Increase for Financial Reasons, Pace of Increase Has Slowed Down
February 9, 2017
- Keytruda Gets Same Daily Price as Opdivo; Chuikyo OKs Batch of Drugs for Feb. 15 Listing
February 8, 2017
- MHLW Notifies of Package Insert Changes for Iguratimod
February 8, 2017
- Sanofi’s VEGF Inhibitor Clears MHLW Advisory Panel for Colorectal Cancer
February 6, 2017
- MHLW Will Strictly Respond to Violations, Shiozaki Says on Fake Harvoni Issue
February 6, 2017
- MHLW Wraps Up Probe into Fake Harvoni after Distribution Routes “Most Likely” Identified
February 2, 2017
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