Tagged: Cancer treatment
9 Jul, 2012
Mekhala Chaubal
Compulsory licensing, generic medicines, Global Trade and IP, India, IPR enforcement, Patents, TRIPs
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In March 2012, the Indian Patent Office made waves in the seas of international patent law, by slashing the domestic prices of the cancer-treatment drug Nexavar, and by issuing the country’s first ever compulsory …
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