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Industry’s Concerns Beginning to Sink in among Policymakers: JPMA Committee Chair
The sense of urgency and concerns harbored by the pharmaceutical industry have finally started to resonate with Japanese policymakers, with its requests now embraced in various proposals recently compiled by the government and ruling parties, says an official with the…
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