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- JPMA Will Work to Secure Quality, Transparency of Clinical Research for Purpose of Advertising: Vice President
December 15, 2014
- LDP Healthcare Big Names Cruise to Victory in Lower House Poll
December 15, 2014
- Panel Reveals Final Report Calling for Legal Regulations for Clinical Research
December 12, 2014
- Outline of New Global Clinical Trial Guidelines Agreed On at ICH Confab in Lisbon
December 12, 2014
- Elplat, Elaspol Generics to Join NHI Price List on Dec. 12
December 11, 2014
- Wholesalers’ Negative Primary Margin on Sales Widens Slightly in First Half of FY2014: Ryukaikon
December 11, 2014
- Ryukaikon Members Hail High Price Settlements, but Fret over Fallout from Penalty Fee Cuts
December 11, 2014
- Annual NHI Price Cuts Draw Fire from All Sides at Ryukaikon Council
December 10, 2014
- Eculizumab, Bosentan Designated as Orphan Drugs
December 10, 2014
- Japan NIH to Have Drug Discovery Support Unit
December 9, 2014
- Paclitaxel OK’ed for External Review under Fast-Track Senshin-Iryo Scheme for Cancer Drugs
December 8, 2014
- Five SGLT-2 Inhibitors Undergoing Evaluation for Risk of Dehydration: PMDA
December 8, 2014
- Fee Cut Rule Needs Review before Debate on Annual NHI Price Revisions: MHLW Exec
December 4, 2014
- LDP Members Share Various Opinions on Social Security Issues
December 4, 2014
- Council Approves Subsidies for Retreatment with 3-Drug Combination Therapies Using Protease Inhibitors Other than Simeprevir
December 4, 2014
- ICH Makes Progress Toward Greater Inclusivity, Agrees to Establish Assembly at November Meeting in Lisbon
December 4, 2014
- Pharma Industry Girding for Post-Election Lobbying on R&D Tax Credit
December 3, 2014
- Kyowa Kirin’s Poteligeo to Receive Additional Indication for Incipient Untreated ATL, Will Be Added to mLSG15 Therapy
December 2, 2014
- Editor’s Pick: Five Healthcare News Headlines for Nov. 17 - 28
December 1, 2014
- PAFSC’s Second Committee Backs Approval of Novartis’s Secukinumab
December 1, 2014
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