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Will America’s Drug Lobby Destroy the TPP?
Source: The National Interest 18 Aug 2015 “Unfortunately, the United States seems determined to complicate this important work with petty, unreasonable demands for pharmaceutical protections.” For all...
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Decision Time On Biologics Exclusivity: Eight Years Is No Compromise
Source: IP Watch 30 July 2015 As the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) negotiations approach their endgame, biologics exclusivity is still considered “one of the most difficult outstanding issues in the...
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Data exclusivity back on the table for India
Source : Spicy IP, March 27, 2015 D.G. Shah, Secretary General of the Indian Pharmaceutical Alliance sends us news that will be of interest to many of our readers. He says, “… Government plans to...
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How Marketing Exclusivity Led to Higher Drug Costs and Questionable Benefits
Source- Wall Street Journal Pharmalot, 6 May, 2015 Six years ago, the FDA approved a drug called Colcrys to treat acute gout attacks and familial Mediterranean fever, an inherited inflammatory...
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A bitter pill for pharma units
Source: Hindu Business Line , 3 May 2015 The thriving Indian generic pharmaceutical industry has, over the past decade, earned its stripes globally as a source of reliable and cheap generic versions of...
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Will a new US-led IP empire in India put access to medicines at risk?
Source: Financial Express 26 Feb 2015 Prof Brook K Baker, Professor of Law and Northeastern University, cautions that the Modi government’s accelerating flirtation with the US and its investors is...
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Free Trade Makes Cancer Drugs Cheaper
Source: Bloomberg View 19 Feb 2015 CHEAPER BY THE DOZEN. PHOTOGRAPHER: KELVIN MA/BLOOMBERG Some parents of children with attention deficit disorder got a welcome surprise last month. If they went to...
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Opinion: Prof Brook K Baker on the impact of US pressure to change India’s IP...
Source: Express Pharma 12 Feb 2015 Will a new US-led IP empire in India put access to medicines at risk? Prof Brook K Baker, Professor of Law, Northeastern University, cautions that the Modi...
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DNP+ response to RCEP negotiations on Intellectual Property ongoing in Thailand
The seventh round of negotiations on the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP) trade agreement have kick started in Thailand yesterday. Started in May 2013, the RCEP is being negotiated...
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RCEP Negotiations l 7th Round l Asia-Pacific Health Groups Raise concerns...
Asia-Pacific Health Groups Raise concerns over intellectual property and investment provisions in RCEP negotiations Call on RCEP countries to protect public health and access to medicines as 7th...
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Recent Development on US pressure on Indian Patent Law
Source: IP Health, 4 Feb 2015 Michael Froman testified in a Congressional hearing on 27 January 2015 that the USTR has secured “commitments from India in the 2014 Trade Policy Forum on a broad range...
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Study Claims U.S. TPP Proposal Would Cut In Half Access To HIV Drugs In Vietnam
Source: Inside U.S. Trade 6 Jan 2015 Access to anti-retroviral drugs used to treat HIV would be roughly cut in half in Vietnam if the provisions in the current U.S. proposal on intellectual property...
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Biologics Industry Uses Political Power to Retain Monopoly, Price-Gouge and...
Source: Public Citizen Biologics Industry Uses Political Power to Retain Monopoly, Price-Gouge and Limit Patient Access to Needed Medications New Report Shows the Future of Medicine Could Be Extremely...
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Senate Bill Offers 15 Years of Data Exclusivity for Drugs for Unmet Needs
Source: Wall Street Journal December 15,2014 A bill was introduced in the U.S. Senate late last week that would provide a drug maker with an unprecedented 15 years of data exclusivity for a medicine...
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People Living With HIV Rally in Streets of Delhi as India Hosts RCEP Trade...
Source: MSF Access Campaign Third meeting of RCEP Working Group on Intellectual Property begins New Delhi, 3 December 2014: As the 6th round of negotiations on the Regional Comprehensive Economic...
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FDA Changes Policy Hours Before Approvals, Giving Companies Gift Potentially...
Source: Posted 13 October 2014 By Alexander Gaffney, RAC Source: The Regulatory Affairs Professionals Society (RAPS) On Friday, two companies were the lucky recipients of gifts never before given by...
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Ecuador Takes One Step Forward for Health (Issues New Compulsory Licenses)...
Source: Citizen 4 Sep 2014 In July, Ecuador issued four compulsory licenses for medicines targeting cancer and arthritis treatment and immunological reception to kidney transplant.1 These licenses...
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Low Expectations For Hanoi Round Cast Doubt On November TPP Result
Source: World Trade Online 3 Sep 2014 At an informal round of talks taking place Sept. 1-10 in Hanoi, Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) negotiators are poised to confront some of the most contentious...
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A matter of life and death
Source: Kashmir Times 11 April 2014 If you or some family members or friends suffer from cancer, hepatitis, AIDs, asthma or other serious ailments, it’s worth your while to follow the Trans-Pacific...
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Swiss-Indian trade deal: bitter pill to swallow
Source: SWI 25 Feb 2014 Indian Minister of Commerce and Industry Anand Sharma (right) speaks to Francis Gurry, director general of the World Intellectual Property Organization in Geneva (Keystone) Who...
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