Browsing Science and Technology / Science et technologie by Subject "ACCESS TO MEDICINE"

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Access to Patented of Platform technologies in TB and Malaria - Issues and possible solutions in Indian Context

Visalakshi, S; Santhosh, M R (2010)

Patents are issued to protect inventions and innovations and to serve as incentive for more such activity and as consideration for disseminating the invention/innovation to the wider public. This is expected to lead to ...
Compulsory Licenses as means to Access Patented Platform Technologies in TB and Malaria

Unknown author (2010)

Patents are issued to protect inventions and innovations and to serve as incentive for more such activity and as consideration for disseminating the invention/innovation to the wider public. This is expected to lead to ...
One-Day Preliminary National Consultation on Access to Patented Knowledge "Patents and Platform Technologies: Understanding Implications for Research and Development in Malaria and Tuberculosis"

Unknown author (2010)

Mr. Linu Mathew Philip, Executive Director, Centad warmly welcomed all distinguished resource people and delegates attending the consultation. He began the introduction by stating the importance of platform technology ...
Pharmaceutical innovation, incremental patenting and compulsory licensing

Unknown author (South Centre, Geneva, CH, 2011)

The analysis suggests that local firms in developing countries are better supported in a framework where patent protection for minor incremental innovations is not allowed. The study also suggests that with the application ...

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