REGULATORY
Japan Weighs Scrapping “Spillover” Rule in Shift from Draft Reform Outline
The Japanese government is adjusting its course on the drug pricing reform, with the possible abolition of the so-called “spillover” rule now under consideration after it was retained in an earlier draft for the FY2026 package, sources say. The spillover…
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