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Daily Archives: 13/03/2012
Indian government forces Bayer to accept generic Nexavar competition – FiercePharma
India has invoked its compulsory licensing rules for the first time to make and sell a version of Bayer's cancer drug Nexavar despite the fact that Nexavar is still on patent.
We think this is quite a significant development. What does it mean for ROI of big pharma companies R&D ? What does it mean for IP integrity for doing business in India ? Continue reading
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CRAMS outsourcing in pharmaceutical and chemical research and manufacturing, part II.
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CRAMS outsourcing in pharmaceutical and chemical research and manufacturing, part III.
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Mr. Rossi´s e-cat patent and black box approach
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