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Iwaya Reappointed as EFPIA Japan Chair for 2-Year Term

April 1, 2025
EFPIA Japan said on March 31 that Takahiko Iwaya, Japan president of Sanofi, has been reappointed as the chair of the organization, effective March 27, for a new two-year term until March 2027. “Japan’s pharmaceutical industry is in a period…

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