In the backdrop of the Supreme Court judgment against Novartis trying to seek patent on its anticancer drug Gleevec used for treatment of CML and the granting of license to pharmaceutical company Natco by the Controller General of Patents India… Continue Reading →
4 May 2013 A portrait of a fearless piece of Indian legislation that assures affordable medication to the world’s poor BY Achal Prabhala, Sudhir Krishnaswamy , Open Magazine NEED FOR CHEAP DRUGS: Cancer patient Siddhart Maske seated outside the Tata cancer hospital in… Continue Reading →
Professor Brook K. Baker, Senior Policy Analyst Health GAP April 2, 2013, IP Novartis, its fellow Big Pharma multinationals, Chambers of Commerce, and PhRMA have all roundly denounced India’s Supreme Court’s decision invalidating Novartis’ patent application for Glivec (Gleevec in… Continue Reading →
APRIL 2, 2013 BY RAMANAN50 The instances of Multinationals stealing indigenous medicines is well-known. So are the capricious overpricing of life saving Drugs, like Cancer Drugs. “ The Intellectual Property Appellate Board rejected the German drug maker’s appeal of the 2012 ruling on Monday. It also ruled… Continue Reading →
Anand Grover | Apr 2, 2013, After 2005 India started granting product patents on medicines. However, Section S ection 3(d), one of the safeguards introduced by Parliament, seeks to prevent patenting of new forms of known substances unless they exhibit enhanced efficacy…. Continue Reading →
WEB EXCLUSIVE, New International Oct , 2012 Cases being heard in Indian courts could ‘open the floodgates’ for pharmaceutical companies to challenge generic drug production and keep prices ridiculously high, explains Nick Harvey. It’s a worrying time for the poor and… Continue Reading →
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