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Japan Approves Marijuana-Derived Medicines, Adopt 7-Year Prison Sentences For Recreational Use
Japan’s Parliament passed a bill Wednesday legalizing medical products derived from cannabis. The news comes some three weeks ...
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Japan Approved To Buy 400 Tomahawk Cruise Missiles
The approval comes after years of talk that Japan would procure long-range land attack cruise missile capability via Tomahawk and is another glaring example of the country's changing military ...
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Japan industry minister says reviewing finances amid funds scandal-media
The Asahi and Mainichi newspapers reported earlier on Sunday that Nishimura, Chief Cabinet Secretary Hirokazu Matsuno and the ruling Liberal Democratic Party's (LDP) policy chief Koichi Hagiuda are ...
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Japan approves JERA plan to keep surplus LNG in winter
TOKYO, Nov 24 (Reuters) - Japan's industry ministry has approved a plan by the country's top power generator JERA to hold a surplus of liquefied natural gas (LNG) in the winter as a strategic ...
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Ichilov first hospital outside US to treat Alzheimer’s patients with new drug Lecanemab
The post Ichilov first hospital outside US to treat Alzheimer’s patients with new drug Lecanemab appeared first on The Times of Israel.
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US approves Alzheimer’s drug that modestly slows disease
Leqembi, from Japan's Eisai and its U.S. partner ... The FDA approved that drug in 2021 against the advice of the agency's own outside experts. Doctors hesitated to prescribe the drug and insurers ...
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Japan cabinet approves 13.2tn yen extra budget to fight inflation
TOKYO (Kyodo) -- Japan's cabinet approved Friday an extra budget of 13.20 trillion yen ($87 billion) for the financial year that ends next March to fund a new economic package designed to mitigate ...
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Japan's lower house approves ¥13.2 tril FY2023 extra budget
In history the way to repay such a big debt (2 nd in the world after Venezuela) has usually been to inflate it away. No matter what governments do, from Japan to Jordan, from the US to Uzbekistan, ...
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Japan Approved To Buy 400 Tomahawk Cruise Missiles
The State Department on Friday approved a potential $2.35 billion sale of 400 Tomahawk cruise missiles to Japan. The deal would allow for Japan to receive up to 200 Tomahawk Block IV and 200 ...
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Japan Approved To Buy 400 Tomahawk Cruise Missiles
The State Department on Friday approved a potential $2.35 billion sale of 400 Tomahawk cruise missiles to Japan. The deal would allow for Japan to receive up to 200 Tomahawk Block IV and 200 Tomahawk ...

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