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- Expenditure for Senshin-Iryo Services Totaled 17.4 Billion Yen: MHLW
January 29, 2015
- Chuikyo Approves Insurance Reimbursement for Companion Diagnostic for Zelboraf
January 29, 2015
- Government Releases Strategy for Dementia
January 28, 2015
- Prof. Hashida of Kyoto University Elected as PAFSC Chairman
January 28, 2015
- Panel OKs Requirements to Give Legal Status to Clinical Research Core Hospitals
January 27, 2015
- Panel on Unapproved Drugs Weighs Revamp upon Rollout of New Development Request Scheme
January 27, 2015
- Editor’s Pick: Five Healthcare News Headlines for Jan. 12 - 25
January 26, 2015
- Japan-Version Compassionate Use May Cover Drugs with No Approval Globally
January 26, 2015
- Council OKs Application Based on Info in Public Domain for Taxol Once Weekly for 3 Weeks for Gastric Cancer
January 26, 2015
- PMDA Evaluating Apixaban for Risk of Interstitial Pneumonia
January 26, 2015
- Government Launches Genomic Medicine Panel
January 23, 2015
- Chuikyo’s HTA Panel to Hold Closed Meeting on Jan. 28
January 23, 2015
- NIBIO Chief Pins Hopes on Potential Synergies from Impending Merger
January 22, 2015
- NIBIO Completes Development of Prototype Adjuvant Database
January 22, 2015
- PAFSC’s Second Committee on Drugs Recommends Approval for Eisai’s Lenvatinib
January 22, 2015
- R&D Tax Credit Revamp (2): No Deadline Set, yet Revision Could Come Up for Debate towards FY2017
January 21, 2015
- Health Ministry Reveals Guidelines on Research Misconduct
January 20, 2015
- R&D Tax Credit Revamp (1): New Scheme for Open Innovation Research Significant in 3 Ways
January 20, 2015
- Consumer Affairs Agency to Begin Study on Child-Resistant PTP Sheets
January 20, 2015
- PAFSC 1st Committee to Discuss Takeda’s Once-Weekly DPP-4 Inhibitor on Jan. 30
January 20, 2015
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