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MHLW Finds 67 Suspected Violations in Sales Reps’ Advertising Activities; Cites Need for Official Reporting System
The Ministry of Health, Labor and Welfare (MHLW) announced on May 11 its report on a FY2017 monitoring project on ethical drug advertising activities. During the five-month study period in FY2017, reports of questionable advertising were received for a total…
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