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PhRMA Chief Warns Japan Is Losing Its Appeal, Urges End to On-Patent Price Cuts
Japan’s continued drug price reductions are diminishing the country’s attractiveness as a market for innovative medicines, said Albert Bourla, chair of the Pharmaceutical Research and Manufacturers of America (PhRMA), on November 18. Speaking at a press conference during his visit…
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