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- MHLW to Talk with MIC about Local Tax Grants to Deal with Increased Costs of Flu Vaccines: Health Service Bureau Chief
October 28, 2015
- 6 Drugs Get Sakigake Designation for Fast-Track Review
October 27, 2015
- New Chief of MHLW Health Policy Bureau Vows to Balance Generic Push and Innovation
October 27, 2015
- ICH Revamped as Legal Entity, PMDA’s Tominaga Picked as Vice Assembly Chair
October 27, 2015
- MHLW to Implement Steps to Curb Social Security Spending as Needed: New Top Bureaucrat
October 26, 2015
- MHLW Asks Chuikyo to Revise Evaluation for Antipsychotic Therapies in Large Dosages without Adequate Guidance
October 26, 2015
- MHLW Lifts Request for Kaketsuken to Suspend Flu Vaccine Shipment
October 23, 2015
- Chuikyo OKs Expansion of Health Coverage for Investigator-Led Trials
October 22, 2015
- Impact of Z2 Rule to Be Discussed toward FY2016 Reform: MHLW
October 22, 2015
- New MHLW Economic Affairs Chief Visits Logistics Center, Says Distribution Key to Brightening Pharma Sector
October 22, 2015
- MHLW Likely to Announce 5 or So Sakigake Products Next Week
October 22, 2015
- Add Interstitial Pneumonia to Daklinza, Sunvepra Labels: MHLW
October 21, 2015
- MHLW to Show Detailed Steps to Foster Pharma Sector in November
October 21, 2015
- Patent Extension, Patent Linkage Rules in TPP Require No Rule Changes in Japan: MHLW Official
October 20, 2015
- 5 Members to Leave Chuikyo before Full-Fledged Debate Begins for 2016 Reform
October 20, 2015
- Govt to Reduce Stockpiles of Anti-Pandemic Flu Drugs
October 19, 2015
- PAFSC 1st Committee to Discuss Lexapro for Social Anxiety Disorder on Oct. 30
October 19, 2015
- AMED to Launch Project to Fund Orphan Drug Hopefuls
October 19, 2015
- AMED’s Joint Drug Discovery Project to See Match-Ups by the End of October: President Suematsu
October 16, 2015
- Chuikyo Subcommittee OKs 70% Threshold for DPC Incentive
October 16, 2015
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