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- Japan’s 1st Orphan Regenerative Medicine Status Given to Skin-Derived Cell Sheet
December 1, 2014
- 13 APIs/23 Products Including Remicade Biosimilar Added to NHI Price List
November 28, 2014
- MHLW Warns of Hyperbilirubinemia in Patients on Sovriad
November 27, 2014
- Panel Gives Green Light to Draft Report Calling for Legal Regulations for Clinical Research
November 27, 2014
- Cabinet OKs Regenerative Medicine Guidelines
November 26, 2014
- New Pharma Law Takes Effect to Up the Ante for Safety
November 26, 2014
- Debates on Yearly NHI Price Cuts Put on Hold as Attention Turns to Election
November 26, 2014
- Chuikyo OKs Requirements for Hospitals Offering Mixed Care in Economic Zones
November 25, 2014
- MHLW Designates 6 APIs as Orphan Drugs
November 25, 2014
- PAFSC First Committee Backs Approval of Takeda’s Vonoprazan
November 25, 2014
- IGDRP to Extend Activities for 2 More Years with Aim of Harmonizing Generic Drug Review
November 25, 2014
- MHLW Orders Revision of Package Insert for Reminyl
November 25, 2014
- MHLW Issues Notification on Infection Risk Reporting for Regenerative Medicines
November 21, 2014
- Potential Risk of Narcolepsy for Belsomra Should Be Thoroughly Communicated: Chuikyo
November 21, 2014
- Don’t Use Long-Listed Drugs, Dispense Generics: LDP Project Team
November 21, 2014
- Chuikyo OKs NHI Price Listing of 14 APIs/15 Products
November 20, 2014
- MHLW Will Rack Its Brain about How to Eke Out Social Security Funds: Shiozaki
November 20, 2014
- 3 Straight Years of NHI Price Cuts Loom as Abe Delays Sales Tax Hike, Eyes Now Turned to 2019 and Beyond
November 19, 2014
- MHLW OKs 4 Products Including New Indication for Spiriva
November 19, 2014
- Health Ministry Drug Evaluation Head Calls for Mulling Necessity of PI Studies for Japanese Patients
November 18, 2014
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