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New Zero Premium Rule Applied to 6 Drugs Since April Rollout, Is It Incentivizing Cost Disclosure?
Pharma companies have seen Japan’s new “zero” premium coefficient rule extensively applied to medicines with low cost disclosure ratios since its introduction under the drug pricing reform this April. Of new drugs listed in the past two months, all six…
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