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Japan Minister Wants Provisional Approval Of Medical Devices Used In Clinical Trials

This article was originally published in PharmAsia News

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TOKYO - Japan should allow provisional approval for medical devices used in clinical trials instead of waiting for formal Ministry of Health, Labor and Welfare certification, said Akira Amari, the country's minister on regulatory reform

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