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Torii’s Futhan to Get 43.4% Price Cut in April, Urinorm 24.6%: Top 5 Product Survey
Torii Pharmaceutical’s mainstay protease inhibitor Futhan 50 Injection 50 mg (nafamostat) will be slammed with a whopping 43.4% price cut in April under a revamped re-pricing scheme for off-patent original drugs, according to a Jiho survey, which looked into the…
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