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- PAFSC 2nd Committee Endorses Approval of AZ’s Vandetanib
August 5, 2015
- Lupus Nephritis to Be Added to Cellcept’s Indication: MHLW Notification
August 4, 2015
- PAFSC’s First Committee Supports Approval of Actelion’s Tracleer for Digital Ulcers in Generalized Scleroderma
August 3, 2015
- AMED Sets Up 5-Step Process to Pick Licensees of Academic Drug Seeds
July 30, 2015
- MHLW to Continue Discussions on Elderly Use of Prevenar 13 under National Vaccination Program
July 29, 2015
- Finance Minister Calls for Revision of Special Measures on Taxation “Without Preconceptions”
July 28, 2015
- Government Approves Basic Policy on Budget Requests for FY2016
July 28, 2015
- ICH Assembly to Make Final Decisions on All Important Issues: PMDA Official
July 27, 2015
- Japan Embarking on Biosimilar Development, but It’s a Race against Time: MHLW Official
July 24, 2015
- Japan Eyes Linking Dormant Pricing Premium with Sakigake System, Upping Rate to 20% at Maximum
July 24, 2015
- Chuikyo Subcommittee OKs Plan to Draft GL for Analyzing Cost-Effectiveness; QALY Expected to Be Main Index
July 24, 2015
- Drug Pricing Organization Proposes Re-Pricing of Products with Huge Sales
July 23, 2015
- Kaketsuken Withdraws Earlier Explanation of Blood Products Scandal; Problem Discovered through Information Provided to MHLW
July 23, 2015
- AMED Takes Initial Step Toward Out-Licensing First Lead Compound; Now Taking Applications from Companies
July 23, 2015
- PMDA Calls for Caution for Use of Inavir, Relenza in Patients Allergic to Milk Products
July 23, 2015
- MHLW Raises Flag on Vaccine Expiration Dates after Imovax Polio Mishaps
July 22, 2015
- MHLW Panel OKs Shipment of 2 Kaketsuken Blood Products
July 22, 2015
- Govt Sets FY2016 Budget Allocation Policy for Healthcare R&D
July 22, 2015
- Z2 Rule, DPC Incentive Need Revisions in Line with New Generic Target: MOF Budget Examiner
July 22, 2015
- Second Committee on Drugs to Discuss Approval of AZ’s Vandetanib at Meeting on Aug. 3
July 22, 2015
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