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Generics Account for 23.5% of Total Number of Drugs in 2010: Korosho Survey

July 25, 2011
According to the 2010 Survey of National Medical Care Insurance Services announced by Korosho, the number of generics as a percentage of the total number of drugs dispensed increased to 21.6%, up 3.2 points compared to 2009 for legal prescriptions…

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