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Articles by Richard Smart

China edges toward internationalization in drug regulation

April 15, 2016
By Richard Smart
TOKYO – China's government and drug regulator is moving toward internationalization. And while the push may seem slow, the sheer number of reforms under way may be difficult to stay on top of for multinationals.
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Asia-wide regulatory unity needed to speed access

April 14, 2016
By Richard Smart
TOKYO – Harmonizing the regulatory environment across Asia and making it easier to get drugs to the market should be the priority for government agencies across the continent, said participants at the Drug Information Association’s Asia New Drug Conference Wednesday.
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Tivantinib phase III trials continue, Daiichi to make oncology core business

April 6, 2016
By Richard Smart
TOKYO – News that Japanese pharma Daiichi Sankyo Group is pinning its growth strategy on oncology followed on the heels of the announcement that Daiichi and partner, U.S. firm Arqule Inc., are advancing their METIV-HCC study for tivantinib after achieving 60 percent of the target number of 500 patients with MET-high tumors in December.
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Fujifilm developing photo technology into regenerative therapy

April 6, 2016
By Richard Smart
TOKYO – Japanese company Fujifilm Corp., best known for its photographic equipment, is adapting its technology for use in human regenerative therapy.
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Tivantinib phase III trials continue, Daiichi to make oncology core business

April 4, 2016
By Richard Smart
TOKYO – News that Japanese pharma Daiichi Sankyo Group is pinning its growth strategy on oncology followed on the heels of the announcement that Daiichi and partner, U.S. firm Arqule Inc., are advancing their METIV-HCC study for tivantinib after achieving 60 percent of the target number of 500 patients with MET-high tumors in December,
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Fujifilm developing photo technology into regenerative therapy

April 1, 2016
By Richard Smart
TOKYO – Japanese company Fujifilm Corp., best known for its photographic equipment, is adapting its technology for use in human regenerative therapy.
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Fujifilm developing photo technology into regenerative therapy

March 31, 2016
By Richard Smart

Pace of Japanese product approvals slow despite regulatory improvements

March 9, 2016
By Richard Smart

PMDA official: Number of products hitting Japan market declining

March 9, 2016
By Richard Smart
TOKYO – Japan has made great strides in speeding drug and device approvals, but there are concerns that fewer products are coming to market despite the visible regulatory improvements over the past decade.
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PMDA official: Number of products hitting Japan market declining

March 9, 2016
By Richard Smart
TOKYO – Japan has made great strides in speeding drug and device approvals, but there are concerns that fewer products are coming to market despite the visible regulatory improvements over the past decade.
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