BUSINESS
Japan Sales of “Huge Seller” Quartet Each Break 110 Billion Yen in 2015: IMS
Four drugs that will be hit by a new re-pricing rule for fast-growing blockbusters all rang up Japan sales of over 110 billion yen in 2015 on an NHI price basis, according to data released by IMS Health on February…
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