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- MHLW to Set Up Study Group on Clinical Research Legislation in April: Minister Tamura
March 31, 2014
- Science Council of Japan Recommends Establishment of Clinical Research Promotion Center at PMDA
March 31, 2014
- Fulminant Hepatitis Added to Precautions Section of Package Insert for Regorafenib: MHLW Safety Information
March 31, 2014
- MHLW Panel Concludes Novartis Systematically Involved in Diovan Trials: Report
March 28, 2014
- Drug-Induced Hypersensitivity Syndrome to Be Added to List of Clinically Significant Adverse Reactions for E Keppra: MHLW
March 28, 2014
- FY2014 Medical Fee Revision Expected to Shift Outpatient Care Functions from Large Hospitals to Smaller Hospitals and Clinics, Alter Patient Behavior and Prescription Patterns
March 28, 2014
- PMDA Floats New Advisory Service on Drug Makers’ Development Plans
March 27, 2014
- PMDA Announces Increase in Face-to-Face Consultation Fees in Response to Upcoming Hike in Consumption Tax
March 27, 2014
- PMDA Publishes RMP for Regpara
March 27, 2014
- Dr Tatsuya Kondo Reappointed as Chief Executive of PMDA
March 26, 2014
- MHLW Approves 37 Products, 4 New SGLT-2 Products OK’ed
March 25, 2014
- MHLW to Disclose Names of Wholesalers Abusing Penalty for Low Price-Settlement Rates
March 25, 2014
- Extra Market Drug Price Survey Focal Point of Discussions towards FY2015 Tax Hike: Official
March 20, 2014
- MHLW to Set Rules on OTC Switching of Diagnostics This Year
March 20, 2014
- MHLW to Draft Rules for Approval of Switch OTC Diagnostics in Meetings Open to the Public: Regulatory Reform Council
March 19, 2014
- MHLW OKs Additional Indications for Votrient, 2 Other Drugs
March 18, 2014
- FY2014 Reform to Strengthen Restrictions on Prescription of Multiple Psychotropic Drugs; Measures to Be Taken in Two Consecutive Reforms Due to Lack of Improvements
March 18, 2014
- PMDA to Up Review Fees for Generics, OTCs, Diagnostics in November
March 17, 2014
- Rules for Approval of Switch OTC Diagnostics to Be Finalized by PAFSC Committee by End of Year: PFSB Director General
March 17, 2014
- Eligibility for Key Pricing Premium Up for Discussion: Govt
March 17, 2014
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