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Drug Pricing Tomorrow: Full Interview with FPMAJ’s Kamoya - Part 2
The pharmaceutical industry should get together to discuss the future of drug pricing rules and other industrial policies and decide on “what to defend and what to give up,” says Yoshiaki Kamoya, chairman of the Federation of Pharmaceutical Manufacturers’ Associations…
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