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- Natural Rise in Social Security Spending to Be Curbed to 500 Billion Yen
December 20, 2016
- Govt Clarifies Its Goals in Healthcare R&D Plan, Aims to Begin Clinical Trials for iPS-Based Therapies by 2020
December 19, 2016
- Chuikyo Kicks Off Debates on 2018 Dual Reform of Healthcare and Long-Term Care Insurance
December 15, 2016
- HIV Med Descovy OK’ed for NHI Price Listing on Dec. 21
December 15, 2016
- PD-L1 Expression Testing Won’t Be a Must for Opdivo, but Clarification Needed: Chuikyo
December 15, 2016
- MHLW Drafts Optimal Use Guidelines for Opdivo in NSCLC
December 14, 2016
- Diet members Aim to Create Non-Partisan Forum for Healthcare Industry
December 14, 2016
- Survey Method, Product Scope for Annual Revisions to Be Discussed in 2017
December 14, 2016
- LDP Health Panel Chair Submits Letter Opposing Annual Price Revisions
December 13, 2016
- PMDA Reviewing Risk of Hep B Virus Reactivation for Revlimid
December 13, 2016
- MHLW Announces 16 APIs as Candidates for Switch-OTC Status: None for Lifestyle Diseases
December 13, 2016
- MHLW Panel Recommends 3 Products Including Talion for Approval as “Behind-the-Counter Drugs”
December 13, 2016
- Balance between Survey Costs and Price Gap Important, Shiozaki Says on Annual Revisions
December 12, 2016
- HIV Med Descovy Approved in Japan
December 12, 2016
- Industry Casts Doubt on “1.25 Times” Threshold for Downward Tweak under Foreign Price Adjustment Rule
December 12, 2016
- Chuikyo Reps, Distributors Fret Market Prices Will Be Kept High with Annual Revisions
December 12, 2016
- Health Minister Calls for Structural Change in Pharma Industry
December 12, 2016
- The Sooner the Better, Suga Says on Drug Pricing Revamp
December 12, 2016
- Industry’s “No” to Disclosure of Manufacturing Costs Draws Fire from Chuikyo Reps
December 12, 2016
- (Update) “2%” Adjustment Rate Should Be Made a Discussion Point for Annual Revisions: Chuikyo Rep
December 12, 2016
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