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- “Huge Seller” Re-Pricing Dominates Discussions at LDP Study Group
March 10, 2016
- 76 Products Join Japanese Pharmacopoeia: MHLW
March 10, 2016
- Difficult to Enact Clinical Research Bill in Current Diet Session: LDP Health Panel Chief
March 9, 2016
- PMDA Aims to Complete Reviews for 70% of Priority Products within 9 Months in FY2016
March 9, 2016
- MHLW Sorts Out Schemes for Humanitarian Trials, Patient-Initiated Mixed Care
March 8, 2016
- 77.8% of Generics Converge into Single Price Brand in FY2016 Revision: MHLW
March 7, 2016
- Drug Damage Watchdog Says NOAC Makers Paid Big for People Involved in AF Guidelines
March 7, 2016
- Editor’s Pick: Five Healthcare Policy News Headlines for February
March 4, 2016
- MHLW Panel Sets Official Price of Raw Plasma for Coagulation Factor Products at 11,100 Yen per Liter
March 4, 2016
- 439 APIs/1,057 Long-Listed Products Subject to Z2 Price Cut Rule in FY2016 Revisions
March 4, 2016
- AMED Selects 8 Projects for Pre-Orphan Designation System, 3 from Nobelpharma
March 4, 2016
- 416 APIs Eligible for Price Maintenance Scheme in FY2016 Revision; Astellas Only Japanese in Top 10 Premium Winner List
March 4, 2016
- Sovaldi, Harvoni Face 31.7% Price Cut under “Huge Seller” Re-Pricing: MHLW
March 4, 2016
- MHLW to Revise Label Format, Possibly Scrap “Relative Contraindications” and “Careful Administration” Sections
March 3, 2016
- Show Us Your True Self during Surprise Manufacturing Inspections: PMDA Official
March 3, 2016
- FY2016 NHI Pricing Reform to Bring “1 Victory, 1 Defeat, 1 Draw” for Industry: MHLW Official
March 3, 2016
- MHLW Official Calls for Surprise Checks during Notified Inspections
March 2, 2016
- MHLW OKs 38 New APIs in 2015
March 2, 2016
- MHLW’s Onishi Urges Pref. Officials to Prep for Drug Price Survey toward 2017 Revision
March 2, 2016
- Japan Generic Use Rate at 59.7% in October 2015: MHLW
March 2, 2016
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