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University Hospital Reform Report Finds Inadequate Review of High-Price Drug Use
A Japanese science ministry panel drew up an interim report on university hospital reforms on September 11, pointing out that the evaluations of medical care using high-priced pharmaceuticals is insufficient. Since May last year, the “panel on the future of…
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