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Should Medical Methods Be Patented?

Author: Intellepedia
December 6, 2018
Intellectual Property, Patents

This post examines whether medical methods should be patentable, focusing on global legal frameworks, ethical debates, and policy implications. It analyses both the concerns and benefits of extending patent protection to medical methods, particularly in India, and suggests balanced policy solutions.

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IPR and Access to Affordable Medicines: How affordable are We?

Author: Intellepedia
March 9, 2016
Intellectual Property

This post examines the complex interaction between intellectual property rights and access to affordable medicines in India. It provides a legal analysis of policy challenges and judicial decisions, highlighting the ongoing balance between innovation and public access to healthcare.

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