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📢 A brand new publication from GHI steering committee member, Ken Shadlen, w/ Margaret Kyle and Bhaven Sampat, in Health Affairs Scholar: 'TRIPS, pharmaceutical patents, and generic competition in India' 📎 Read the open-access piece here: bit.ly/3N28FDG
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Ken Shadlen and co authors examine how a key TRIPS transitional rule, excluding drugs with pre-1995 global priority filings from patent eligibility in India, shaped “primary” patents and generic competition. New (open access) in Health Affairs Scholar: academic.oup.com/healthaffair...
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AbstractIntroduction. India introduced pharmaceutical patents in response to the 1995 Trade-Related Aspects of Intellectual Property Rights (TRIPS) Agreeme
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TRIPS, pharmaceutical patents, and generic competition in India
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