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- Regulatory Reform Council to Monitor Progress on Proposed Pricing Overhaul of Innovative Drugs
September 17, 2014
- MHLW Orders Revision of Package Insert for Lyrica
September 17, 2014
- PMDA Issues Alert on Administration of ARBs and ACE Inhibitors in Pregnant Women
September 12, 2014
- US FDA Approves Obesity Treatment Contrave; Takeda Has Marketing Rights
September 12, 2014
- EAD Director to Visit 5 Public Hospital Groups to Encourage Quick Settlement of Price Negotiations
September 12, 2014
- Chuikyo at Odds over Disclosure of Cost-Effectiveness Case Study Data to Companies
September 11, 2014
- Chuikyo’s Drug Pricing Panel to Continue Discussions on Penalties and Actions against Novartis
September 11, 2014
- Drug Costs Made Up 21.9% of Japan Healthcare Spending in FY2011: MHLW
September 11, 2014
- MLHW to Issue Development Request for Vaccines that Require Fewer Doses
September 11, 2014
- New Minister Eager to Keep 30% Deduction Cap for R&D Tax Credit System
September 10, 2014
- Jichi Medical University President Seen as Prime Candidate for Japan NIH Head
September 10, 2014
- Takeda Chairman Removed from Competitiveness Panel
September 9, 2014
- Editor’s Pick: Five Healthcare News Headlines for August 25 – September 5
September 8, 2014
- Two Female Lawmakers Named New Senior Vice Health Ministers
September 8, 2014
- PAFSC’s Second Committee Backs Approval of Nobelpharma’s Anticancer Drug, MSD’s Hepatitis C Treatment
September 8, 2014
- PAFSC’s First Committee Supports Approval of Lixiana’s Additional Indications
September 5, 2014
- New Health Minister Plays it Safe, Promises to Follow Cabinet Decision on NHI Price Revision Frequency
September 5, 2014
- Industry on Alert as Reformist Shiozaki Tapped as New Health Minister
September 4, 2014
- PFSB Issues Notification on Submission of Package Inserts Under New Act
September 4, 2014
- LDP’s Niwa Says Treatment of Post-HPV Vaccine Adverse Reactions Top Priority
September 3, 2014
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