‘Drastic’ Japan Price Reforms Hitting R&D Incentives, Plans - EFPIA
Executive Summary
European research-based pharma group proposes reconsideration of Japan’s revised pricing system, warning it is already affecting corporate R&D decisions and will stifle industry investment, innovation and patient access to new therapies if incentives are not improved.
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