ORGANIZATION
JMA’s Upper House Candidate Says Scraping Drug Prices to Pool Resources No Longer Holds
Japan's budgeting approach of cutting drug prices to patch together healthcare spending is no longer acceptable amid crippled pharmaceutical supplies and other changes in the environment, says Satoshi Kamayachi, who will run for this summer’s Upper House election with the…
To read the full story
Related Article
- Pharmaceutical Policy at a Crossroad amid Political Upheaval in Japan
July 28, 2025
- Healthcare Stakeholders Weigh Fallout after Ruling Bloc’s Election Setback
July 23, 2025
- Japan’s Ruling Bloc Routed in Upper House Poll; Takemi to Retire, Furukawa, Kamayachi, and Honda Secure Seats
July 22, 2025
- Japan’s Major Parties Outline Various Drug Policy Visions Ahead of Upper House Poll
July 14, 2025
- Healthcare-Linked Candidates Launch Campaigns as Upper House Election Gets Underway
July 4, 2025
- Upper House Campaign Begins in Japan, Healthcare and Pharma-Linked Candidates in Spotlight
July 3, 2025
- LDP’s Furukawa Vows Policy Support for Domestic Innovation in New Modalities
June 30, 2025
ORGANIZATION
- EFPIA Japan, Patient Groups Call for Stronger Health Literacy, PPI
December 22, 2025
- JPMA Exec Renews Call for Simpler Drug Pricing System
December 19, 2025
- JGA to Create “Stable Supply Network” Membership to Expand Ramp-Up Scheme
December 18, 2025
- Pharma Groups Reiterate “No” to Broader CEA Use, Huge-Seller and Spillover Rules: Joint Statement
December 17, 2025
- Japan Medical Societies Recommend RSV Vaccination for Older Adults
December 15, 2025
Let’s ditch the stuffy jargon and talk about AI in HR like real humans.One of the biggest myths floating around is that AI is coming to steal our jobs. Newsflash: that’s not happening. Sure, AI can handle the boring stuff…





