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JGA Takes Sincerely 50% Pricing Rule for First Generics, There’s Limitation to Data Collection: Chief
The generic industry will “take sincerely” a new 50% pricing rule to be rolled out this year, which will price first generics at 50% of their original drug prices, Itsuro Yoshida, president of Japan Generic Medicines Association (JGA), said in…
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