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Japan Allocates 100 Billion-Plus Yen for Drug Innovation, Generic Funds: FY2025 Extra Budget
Japan has booked 152.7 billion yen in its FY2025 supplementary budget for measures to promote pharmaceutical innovation, reinforce stable drug supplies, and strengthen quality and safety oversight. The package includes 6.3 billion yen for direct support to drug wholesalers and…
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