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- Research-Driven Drug Makers Should Collaborate with Startups, Academia: MHLW Official
November 17, 2015
- PAFSC’s 2nd Committee to Review Lung Cancer Indication for Opdivo on Nov. 30
November 17, 2015
- PAFSC 1st Committee to Discuss Japan’s First PCSK9 Inhibitor on Nov. 27
November 16, 2015
- Novartis Japan Told to Improve Business over Delayed Reporting of Nearly 5,500 ADRs
November 16, 2015
- Business Improvement Order Issued to Novartis Japan
November 13, 2015
- “We Want to Avoid a Market Price Survey” Ahead of NHI Price Revision in FY2017: MHLW Official
November 13, 2015
- Re-Pricing of “Huge Seller” Drugs Seen Inevitable Despite Industry Opposition
November 12, 2015
- Chuikyo Leaning toward Continuing Innovation Premium for On-Patent Drugs
November 12, 2015
- Chuikyo Subcommittee Broadly OKs Price Maintenance Rule for Essential Drugs
November 12, 2015
- Financial Impact of New Drug Development Premium in FY2014 Revision Totaled 79 Billion Yen
November 12, 2015
- MHLW Floats Incentive for Hospital-Pharmacy Collaboration to Reduce Drugs Prescribed to Elderly
November 10, 2015
- JMA Reps Express Opposition to Expansion of Divided Dispensing of Long-Term Prescriptions at Chuikyo
November 10, 2015
- Novartis Fails to Report Nearly 5,500 Side Effect Cases, Biz Improvement Order Likely This Month
November 10, 2015
- MHLW Pitches Generic Incentive for In-Hospital Dispensing; Quality Worries Still Simmering at Chuikyo
November 9, 2015
- Chuikyo Wants to Stick to 14-Day Prescription Limit
November 9, 2015
- Generic Brand-Specified Prescriptions Not Permitting Substitution Decline to 15.9%: FY2015 Survey
November 9, 2015
- Editor’s Pick: Five Healthcare Policy News Headlines for October
November 6, 2015
- 4 PMDA Advisors to Resign over Conflicts of Interest
November 6, 2015
- AMED Now Taking Applications for Pre-Orphan Designation Scheme
November 6, 2015
- Chuikyo Payer Rep Urges Further Price Cuts for Long-Listed Products with Low Generic Rates
November 5, 2015
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