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Japan Needs Systemic Reform to Balance Universal Coverage and Access to Pricey Meds: LDP Health Affairs Chief
The Japanese government needs to carry out a systemic reform to keep its universal coverage afloat while ensuring people’s access to innovative but high-priced medicines, Masaki Ogushi, a new health affairs chief of the Liberal Democratic Party (LDP), told Jiho.…
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