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Restore the Free Market to the Pharmacy
One of the biggest problems facing American healthcare is the high price of prescription drugs yet Congress doesn’t seem to be willing to do anything about it.One interesting solution to the problem might be to eliminate patents for drugs or at...
Tags: Restore the Free Market, Pharmaceuticals policy, prescription drugs, Drugs, drugs companies, Health Medical Pharma, exclusive patent, Social Issues, allnews, Denver, Free, Pharmaceutical industry, Patent, Pharmacy, Medical prescription, Prescription drug, Business Finance, free market, Pharmacology
Calling For An Independent Invention Defense In Patents
San Francisco :: CA :: USA | 1 day ago
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It's hard to come up with any justifiable reason for not only barring those who come up with an idea on their own from making use of such an invention, but also for potentially making them liable for millions of dollars in damages for just making use...
Tags: Independent Invention Defense, San Francisco, Patent, Invention, Intellectual property law, Patent law, Patent infringement, Health Medical Pharma
Govt to drag EU to WTO
New Delhi :: India | 3 days ago
Credibility India is preparing to file a case against the European Union at the World Trade Organisation (WTO) for “wrongful” seizure of high quality Indian drugs at its ports while in transit to other destinations, a commerce department official has said. Preparations...
Tags: India, WTO, New Delhi, Pharmaceutical industry, Intellectual property law, Agreement on Trade-Related Aspects of Intellectual Property Rights, Patent, European Union, International trade, World Trade Organization, Pharmaceuticals policy
EFF Looks To Bust Bogus Podcasting Patent; Needs Prior Art
San Francisco :: CA :: USA | 4 days ago
Credibility The patent itself (7,568,213) seemed ridiculously broad, obvious and covered by prior art. On top of that, it was difficult to see how it passed the current (though, perhaps not for long) "Bilski" test for what can be patented. It looks like the EFF has...
Tags: prior art, San Francisco, In re Bilski, Dave Winer, Patent, Patent law, Content syndication markup language, RSS
European NGOs back Indian generic drugs!
Brussels :: Belgium | 5 days ago
Credibility Updated on Thursday, November 19, 2009, 19:10 IST London: Renowned European NGOs, including Oxfam and Medecins Sans Frontieres, have thrown their weight behind the Indian generic drug industry, whose products have been seized by authorities in Europe...
Tags: generic drugs, european ngos, Belgium, Brussels, Pharmaceutical companies, Generic drug, Public domain, Patent, Oxfam, Pharmaceutical industry, Pharmaceuticals policy, Intellectual property law, Health Medical Pharma, Social Issues
IDEOs Tim Brown: How to Build a Culture of Innovation
London :: CA :: USA | 6 days ago
Credibility Innovation that is sustainable through the ups and downs of key people coming and going is always about culture and systems: both of those are needed to build and reinforce the company values and expectations. We find that using a management methodology...
Tags: London, Patent, Intellectual property, Invention, Innovation, Ownership, Monopoly, Patent law, Intellectual property law
The More Innovative You Are, The More You Get Sued; Yet Another Patent Lawsuit Over Shazam
San Francisco :: CA :: USA | 6 days ago
Credibility At the time, we noted how this was a clear demonstration of the difference between just the idea and the actual innovation. Shazam has been around for ages, and despite having a good idea (ability to identify music just by hearing it), it struggled for...
Tags: Shazam, Digimarc, identify music, patent lawsuit, getting sued, San Francisco, Patent, Marvel Family, Patent infringement
Australian Patent Lawyers Claim Patenting Genes Is Necessary For Biomedical Research
Sydney :: Australia | 7 days ago
Credibility Not surprisingly, we're very much against such a system, which gives a total monopoly to certain companies on doing certain types of genetic testing. It also makes no sense at all, as patents are supposed to be about promoting invention -- not finding...
Tags: patent genes, Australia, Sydney, Patent, Invention, Patent law, Gene patent, Biotechnology, Health Medical Pharma
Local firm KCI wins as justices decline case
Vác :: Hungary | 8 days ago
Credibility Kinetic Concepts Inc. scored a minor legal victory Monday when the U.S. Supreme Court refused to hear an appeal challenging the validity of two patents that helped pioneer the company's most lucrative line of products. The decision, which the justices...
Tags: KCI, Medela AG, U.S. Supreme Court, VAC, supreme courts, vac products, Hungary, Vác, Patent, Business Finance, Kinetic Concepts, Intellectual property law, Negative pressure wound therapy, Law Crime
Glenmark settles patent dispute
New Delhi :: India | 9 days ago
Credibility The company through its U.S.-based subsidiary Glenmark Generics has announced the settlement of all litigation pending between Medicis and Glenmark related to the generic version of Vanos and Loprox gel, used in the treatment in dermatology therapeutic...
Tags: Glenmark Generics, India, New Delhi, Patent infringement, Patent, Pharmaceutical industry, Medicis Pharmaceutical, Glenmark, Drug delivery, Business Finance, Health Medical Pharma, Glucocorticoids, Topical, Pharmaceutical industry in China, General Graphics Interface, Ciclopirox, Pharmaceuticals policy
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