PMDA Eyes More Japan-First Approvals In Access Push
Executive Summary
Highlighting progress it has made over the past few years, Japan’s regulatory agency says it wants to raise even further the number of “Japan-first” approvals, as part of its stated mission to get safe and effective new drugs to patients more quickly.
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