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Pharma in Dogged Fight against Expansion of CEA Price Tweaks, Flags “Camel’s Nose”
As Japan’s drug pricing debate towards the FY2024 reform heads into the homestretch, discussions to review the cost-effectiveness assessment (CEA) scheme are also reaching their endgame. The pharmaceutical industry is now in a lobbying frenzy mode to push back a…
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