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- Chuikyo Approves Plan to Introduce Cost-Effective Assessments on Trial Basis; Selection of Products to Begin Next April
December 17, 2015
- Premium for Sakigake Products Clears Chuikyo Subcommittee
December 17, 2015
- Survey Finds Unexpectedly Low Market Prices for Injectable Generics; Industry to Accept 50% Rule
December 17, 2015
- Chuikyo Subcommittee OKs Outline of FY2016 Drug Pricing Reform, Rollout of “Huge Seller” Re-Pricing
December 17, 2015
- PMDA Plans to Increase Inspection Staff in Response to Kaketsuken Scandal
December 17, 2015
- Japan to Draw Up Action Plan on Drug Resistance: Health Minister
December 16, 2015
- MHLW to Establish Task Force in Response to Scandal at Kaketsuken
December 16, 2015
- Diet Submission of Clinical Research Bill Expected for Next Year: Panel Member
December 15, 2015
- More than 10 Regenerative Medicine Products Seeking Sakigake Designation: MHLW Official
December 15, 2015
- Chuikyo Discusses Optimizing Health Coverage for Poultices, Vitamins
December 14, 2015
- PMDA Reviewing Use of Ofev in Patients with Liver Dysfunction
December 14, 2015
- LDP OKs Taxation Changes for FY2016; R&D Tax Credit to Remain Intact
December 11, 2015
- 6 Drug Makers to Participate in AMED’s Drug Discovery Consortium
December 11, 2015
- First Generics for Jzoloft, Other Brands to Join NHI Price List on Dec. 11
December 10, 2015
- 3 Trade Groups Vehemently Oppose “Huge Seller” Drug Re-Pricing, Say It Will Hobble Innovation
December 10, 2015
- Industry Opposes Expanded Price Cuts under Z2 Rule, Calls for Retention of 60% Pricing Rule for New Injectable, Topical Generics
December 10, 2015
- LDP Budget Debate in Homestretch; Govt Eyes “Huge Sellers”, Generics, Z2 to Squeak Out Funds for Upping Physician Fees
December 9, 2015
- MHLW’s Failure to Detect Kaketsuken’s 40-Year Cover-Up Regrettable: Shiozaki
December 9, 2015
- Editor’s Pick: Five Healthcare Policy News Headlines for November
December 8, 2015
- MHLW Announces Basic Policy for FY2016 Medical Fee Reform
December 8, 2015
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