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- Health Service Bureau Increases Budgets for Measures against Hepatitis, Infectious Diseases: FY2016 Draft Budget
January 5, 2016
- Gist of FY2016 Drug Pricing Reform
December 25, 2015
- Chuikyo OKs Outline of FY2016 Drug Pricing Reform
December 25, 2015
- 130 Million Yen Earmarked to Boost PMDA Staffers for Accelerating Review: FY2016 Budget
December 25, 2015
- MHLW Looked at Innovativeness, Seriousness of Target Disease to Select Sakigake Products
December 25, 2015
- MHLW Launches Confab to Shore Up Healthcare Startup Sector
December 25, 2015
- Drug Price Cuts to Save 174.9 Billion Yen in State Coffers: MOF
December 25, 2015
- FY2016 Draft Budget Includes 82.5 Bil. Yen to Promote Creation of Innovative New Drugs and Medical Devices
December 25, 2015
- AMED-Led Screening Consortium Gets Underway with 22 Japanese Makers
December 24, 2015
- Plavix, 15 Other Brands to Lose Premiums on Generic, Biosimilar Entries; Re-Pricing Could Deal Another Blow
December 24, 2015
- MHLW OKs Add’l Indications for Remicade, Other Drugs
December 22, 2015
- Drug Prices to Be Pared 7.8% If Re-Pricing, Z2, Generic Price Cuts Included
December 22, 2015
- 3.6 Billion Yen in FY2015 Extra Budget to Go to IFN-Free Hep C Therapies
December 21, 2015
- Japan, India Sign Memorandum for Regulatory Affairs
December 21, 2015
- MHLW Grants Orphan Drug Designation for Sakigake Product Sirolimus, Others
December 21, 2015
- Govt to Shed 28 Bil. Yen via Huge Seller Drugs, 20 Bil. Yen via Existing Re-Pricing Rule; Physicians to Win “Plus” Revision
December 21, 2015
- Shipments of Kaketsuken’s Hep B Vaccine Likely to Resume Early Next Year
December 18, 2015
- MHLW to Carefully Discuss Cost Effectiveness of Prevenar 13 for Its Elderly Use under National Program
December 18, 2015
- ICH Reaches Agreement to Treat Subjects with Similar Ethnic Factors as Single Populations Regardless of Nationality
December 18, 2015
- PMDA Beating Targets for Overall Review Time in FY2015
December 18, 2015
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