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Japan Begins FY2026 CEA Reform Talks, Re-Designation after Market Expansion Up for Debate
Japan’s Central Social Insurance Medical Council (Chuikyo) has officially launched discussions on the FY2026 reform of the country’s cost-effectiveness assessment (CEA) system. One of the major focuses is on giving more clarity around the rules to designate or re-designate products…
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