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- 14-Day Prescription Limit Won’t Be Eased: MHLW
July 19, 2016
- Zyprexa under PMDA Review for Risk of Drug-Induced Hypersensitivity Syndrome
July 19, 2016
- CDISC Therapeutic Area Standards “Can Be Used in Japan”: MHLW Study Group
July 19, 2016
- Generics Should Vie on “Quality and Attractiveness”: MHLW Pharma Bureau Chief
July 15, 2016
- MHLW Pharma Bureau Chief Wants to Discuss Roles of Drug Makers’ 3 Key Officers
July 15, 2016
- Certified Review Boards Will Be Required “at Around 50 Institutions” if Clinical Research Bill Passes: MHLW Director
July 15, 2016
- MHLW to Request Budgets for AMED’s Project to Promote Commercialization of Innovative Medical Seeds
July 15, 2016
- More Companies Interested in Supporting Academia Research from the Seeds Stage: AMED Official
July 14, 2016
- MHLW to Set Prerequisites for Patients, Physicians to Optimize Innovative Drug Use: Pharma Bureau Chief
July 13, 2016
- Despite Brexit, Importance of UK “Will Remain Unchanged”: Dr Suematsu of AMED
July 12, 2016
- AMED Aims to Facilitate Drug Makers’ Access to Knowledge at Research Institutions: President
July 12, 2016
- PMDA Inks Comprehensive Collaboration Accord with NCNP
July 12, 2016
- MHLW to Put Expensive Drug Issue Up for Chuikyo Discussion ASAP: Medical Economics Division Chief
July 11, 2016
- “New Rules” for Expensive Drugs Could Impact Business Models: Health Insurance Bureau Chief
July 8, 2016
- Number of Academia-Originated Drugs Highest in Oncology: AMED Survey
July 7, 2016
- Imusera/Gilenya Don’t Delay Disability Progression in Primary Progressive MS, MHLW Orders Label Revisions
July 6, 2016
- MHLW OKs Sanofi’s PCSK9 Inhibitor, Other Drugs
July 5, 2016
- MHLW to Issue “Blue Book” on Quality of Generics by March-End
July 1, 2016
- It’s Now Up to UK Govt to Decide on Future Action after Brexit Vote: EMA Spokesperson
June 30, 2016
- MHLW Begins Interim Review of 10-Year Strategy on Hepatitis Research
June 29, 2016
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