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Japan to Tap Patient-Initiated Mixed Care Scheme for Pediatric Cancer Meds
Japan’s National Cancer Center (NCC) is planning a new clinical study leveraging the “patient-initiated mixed care” system in a bid to resolve drug lags for pediatric cancer, according to the health ministry. Patient-initiated mixed care is a special mixed-billing system…
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