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Japan Allows Flexibility on Pharmacopoeia Test Differences in Supply Crunch
Japan’s health ministry on April 24 issued a notification outlining a more flexible approach to handling differences in testing methods among the Japanese, US, and European pharmacopoeias, allowing case-by-case exceptions when needed to maintain stable drug supplies. Under the current…
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