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- MHLW Panel OKs Humira for Uveitis
September 12, 2016
- Kaketsuken’s Business Transfer Necessary: MHLW Official
September 9, 2016
- MHLW Reports Partial Modifications of Approval for 3 Drugs Including Polidocasklerol to Advisory Panel
September 9, 2016
- MHLW Panel Backs BI’s Triple Combo After 3rd Try
September 9, 2016
- NIBIOHN Strengthens Collaboration with Drug Makers to Promote Development of Japan-Originated Drugs
September 8, 2016
- MHLW Re-Stresses Caution over Use of EGFR TKIs in Opdivo-Treated Patients
September 7, 2016
- Barcode Labeling Increasing in Anticipation of Mandatory Use in 2021: MHLW Survey
September 6, 2016
- 6 National Centers Log Generic Use Rate of Average 73.8% in FY2015
September 6, 2016
- MHLW Issues Notification on Partial Revision of Rules for New Barcode Labeling to Be Required from April 2021
September 6, 2016
- PMDA to Host Int’l Seminars in 2017 under Asian Training Center Initiative
September 5, 2016
- G7 Health Ministers to Discuss AMR Measures at Upcoming Kobe Confab
September 5, 2016
- METI Seeks 7.2 Bil. Yen for Drug Discovery, 3.5 Bil. for Regenerative Medicine
September 2, 2016
- Panel OKs Iridosteresis, 7 Other Illnesses as Designated Intractable Diseases
September 1, 2016
- Govt Health Promotion Taskforce Seeks 152.8 Billion Yen for AMED
September 1, 2016
- “Untreated” Erased from Viekirax’s Add’l Indication: Sept. 9 Panel Meeting
August 31, 2016
- Lilly Drops Listing of Taltz amid Pricing Fuss, Wants to Deliver Drug without Restrictions
August 31, 2016
- MHLW Panel to Discuss Keytruda on Sept. 9, Listing Expected as Early as November
August 30, 2016
- MHLW Unveils FY2017 Budget Request, 105.8 Bil. Yen Sought for Healthcare Innovation
August 29, 2016
- MHLW Requests Extension of R&D Tax Credit for “High-Level Investment”
August 29, 2016
- MHLW OKs RCC Indication for Opdivo, Approval Changes to Other Drugs
August 29, 2016
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