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Wholesaler Group Makes Emergency Plea against Off-Year Drug Price Survey
The Federation of Japan Pharmaceutical Wholesalers Association (JPWA) on July 6 issued an emergency statement, making a desperate plea against the Japanese government’s plan to conduct a drug price survey for its first “off-year” re-pricing scheduled for next April. The…
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