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Articles by Catherine Makino

Asia in the Spotlight: Distributor looks to bring advanced med-tech to Japan

Dec. 24, 2014
By Catherine Makino

Chugai seeking Xeloda approval in Japan for use in stomach cancer

Dec. 24, 2014
By Catherine Makino
TOKYO – Japan, with the world's third-highest rate of stomach cancer behind Mongolia and the Republic of Korea, will soon have another combination drug mix to help treat the disease.
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Chugai seeking Xeloda approval in Japan for use in stomach cancer

Dec. 23, 2014
By Catherine Makino
TOKYO – Japan, with the world's third-highest rate of stomach cancer behind Mongolia and the Republic of Korea, will soon have another combination drug mix to help treat the disease.
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Post Abe re-election, new policies set to help health care sector

Dec. 18, 2014
By Catherine Makino
TOKYO – Japanese authorities are stepping up their push to become more transparent by working with foreign companies in the health care product market.
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Post Abe re-election, new policies set to help health care sector

Dec. 17, 2014
By Catherine Makino
TOKYO – Japanese authorities are stepping up their push to become more transparent by working with foreign companies in the health care product market.
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New regenmed laws as Japan looks to boost stem cell therapy work

Dec. 2, 2014
By Catherine Makino

TOKYO – With the introduction of new legislation that makes approvals easier, Japan aims to be the global leader in regenerative medicine.


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New regenmed laws as Japan looks to boost stem cell therapy work

Dec. 1, 2014
By Catherine Makino
TOKYO – With the introduction of new legislation that makes approvals easier, Japan aims to be the global leader in regenerative medicine.
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Falling sales of old drugs push Japan's pharmas to focus on new candidates

Nov. 19, 2014
By Catherine Makino
TOKYO – Japan's declining sales of long-listed drugs will force some pharmaceutical companies to shift their business models. Sales of most of these drugs fell short of forecasts between April and September, and led drug companies to cut their full-year forecasts for sales by more than 70 percent.
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Falling sales of old drugs push Japan's pharmas to focus on new candidates

Nov. 18, 2014
By Catherine Makino
TOKYO – Japan's declining sales of long-listed drugs will force some pharmaceutical companies to shift their business models. Sales of most of these drugs fell short of forecasts between April and September, and led drug companies to cut their full-year forecasts for sales by more than 70 percent.
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Asia in the Spotlight: Japan's Asahi Kasei is expanding its footprint in the medical device space

Nov. 11, 2014
By Catherine Makino
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