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- MHLW Should Present Its Own Proposal to Design Envisioned Mixed Care System: Panel Chair
April 28, 2014
- PMDA’s Preliminary Meetings, Face-to-Face Counseling Rise in FY2013
April 28, 2014
- Chuikyo Healthcare Provider Rep Vexed by Health Minister Proposal on Use of Drug Cost-Effective Assessment
April 25, 2014
- JMA Veep Nakagawa Fumes at Industry, Says “Application Lag” Elicited New Mixed Care Proposal
April 25, 2014
- Chuikyo Subcommittee OKs Point-Based Premium Calculation Method, Adoption Scheduled in May
April 24, 2014
- LDP Study Group to Call for Expansion of R&D Tax Credit System, Oppose Annual NHI Price Cuts
April 24, 2014
- PAFSC’s Second Committee to Discuss Janssen, Sanofi Prostate Cancer Drugs on April 30
April 23, 2014
- Public Knowledge-Based Applications Appropriate for Propranolol, Levonorgestrel: Panel
April 23, 2014
- Health Minister Wary about Annual Drug Price Cuts, but Aso, Amari Give Backing
April 23, 2014
- Min. Tamura Positive about Mixed Care Discussions with Govt Panel
April 22, 2014
- MHLW Eyes 2 Year Transition for Electronic Data Submissions for New Drugs, Biosimilars
April 21, 2014
- DPJ Member Nagatsuma Asks MHLW to Consider Criminal Complaint over SIGN Trial
April 18, 2014
- New Health Ministry Panel to Compile Report on Clinical Research Regulations by Autumn
April 18, 2014
- Blue Letter on Xeplion Issued Following 21 Reported Deaths; Causal Relationship Remains Unclear
April 18, 2014
- Govt Deregulation Panel Tenders Prerequisites for Envisaged Mixed Care System
April 17, 2014
- MHLW to Mull Applying Mixed Care Scheme to Low Cost-Effective Drugs: Minister
April 17, 2014
- Govt Panel Members Pitch Yearly NHI Price Cut, 0.8 Trillion Yen Could’ve Been Pruned over 7 Years
April 17, 2014
- PAFSC’s First Committee to Review Canagliflozin, Japan’s 5th SGLT-2 Inhibitor
April 15, 2014
- Pharma Leaders Push Abe Govt to Permanently Introduce Key Premium, R&D Tax Credit
April 15, 2014
- MHLW Panel on Counterfeit Drugs Holds First Meeting
April 14, 2014
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