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- MHLW Survey Finds Nearly 10% of Doctors Who Prescribe Prazaxa Are Unaware of Warnings in Blue Letter
December 28, 2012
- MHLW Compiling Database of Drug Approvals Overseas
December 28, 2012
- PMDA Review Period Reduced for Both Priority, Standard Products
December 28, 2012
- 2nd Abe Cabinet Inaugurated; Industry Awaits Decision on Perpetuation of Premium for New Drug Development
December 27, 2012
- MHLW Approves 23 Products Including Toviaz
December 26, 2012
- LDP to Finalize Tax Reform Outline for FY2013 by Late January
December 26, 2012
- OTC Switching of Life Style Disease Treatments on Different Level from that of Conventional Treatments: JMA Vice President Nakagawa
December 25, 2012
- MHLW to Establish a Venue for Discussions to Review Policies for OTC Switching of Lifestyle Disease Treatments
December 21, 2012
- Osaka’s Healthcare Plan Highlights Differences in Definition of “Frequent Deliveries”
December 21, 2012
- PAC Approves OTC Switching of Epadel
December 21, 2012
- CSIMC Recommends New Rules on Reducing Prices of Long-Listed Drugs
December 21, 2012
- MHLW to Revise and Consider Legislation of Ethical Guidelines for Clinical Research
December 20, 2012
- DPJ Loses Big, Nagatsuma Only Health Minister Veteran to Retain Seat
December 19, 2012
- Pharmaceutical Industry Welcomes Incoming Abe Administration
December 19, 2012
- MHLW Invites Applicants for Developing New Flu Vaccine Using Cell Culture Method Due to BIKEN Withdrawal
December 18, 2012
- PFSB Issues First Guidance on Quality Evaluation of Antibody Drugs
December 18, 2012
- Health Minister Mitsui Loses Seat in Lower House Election
December 18, 2012
- LDP Wins Landslide in Lower House Election, Social Security Bigwigs Reinstated
December 18, 2012
- 60% Rule Applied to 5 APIs in December Generic Listing
December 14, 2012
- Mr Sato of PFSB Stresses Need for MAH to Strengthen Ties, Communications with Overseas Drug Substance Manufacturers: PDA Japan Annual Meeting
December 14, 2012
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