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- Shiozaki Sounds Positive about Fact-Finding Study for Yearly NHI Price Cuts
October 23, 2014
- NIBIO, PMDA Join Hands in Advisory Services to Bring Academic Seeds to Market
October 22, 2014
- Editor’s Pick: Five Healthcare News Headlines for October 6 - October 17
October 21, 2014
- Takeda Takes Over Development of Glatiramer Acetate from Teva: Official
October 21, 2014
- Health Ministry Eyes Future Genomic Data Registration at National Medical Centers
October 21, 2014
- Applications Based on the Revised PAL to Be Accepted from Nov. 25
October 17, 2014
- MHLW to Report Lantus Biosimilars to PAFSC First Committee on Oct. 29
October 17, 2014
- NIBIO to Begin Drug Seed Optimization Project from FY2015
October 16, 2014
- PAFSC Second Committee to Discuss Janssen’s Combination Tablet for HIV Infection on Oct. 27
October 16, 2014
- 4 Die after Taking SGLT-2 Inhibitors, Causality under Scrutiny
October 15, 2014
- Japan Faces Rocky Road to Ratify Nagoya Protocol on Biodiversity
October 15, 2014
- MHLW Panel OKs Tweaked Requirements for New Development Request Scheme
October 15, 2014
- Council OKs Public-Knowledge Based Application for Solu-Cortef as a Treatment for Bronchial Asthma
October 15, 2014
- Govt Panel Says New Mixed-Care Scheme Is “Patient-Initiated” but Current System Isn’t
October 14, 2014
- National Healthcare Expenditure Hits Record 39 Trillion Yen in FY2012
October 14, 2014
- PFSB Issues Notification on Reporting of Malfunctions of Regenerative Medicine Products
October 14, 2014
- PFSB Issues Notification on Package Inserts of Regenerative Medicine Products
October 14, 2014
- PFSB Announces New Format for ADR Reporting to Be Used Starting in FY2016
October 14, 2014
- MOF Panel to Pitch Reference Pricing for Long-Listed Drugs, Price Cut in FY2015
October 9, 2014
- PMDA Begins Accepting Applications for Regulatory Review Schedule Meetings
October 9, 2014
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