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Compulsory licensing in Canada and Thailand: comparing regimes to ensure legitimate use of the WTO rules
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IPP Environmental Scan
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Patient-friendly summary of the WHO IGWG draft strategy
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Emerging markets driving growth of global patent activity
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Issue Update: Amid patient concerns, patent issues take top priority at the World Health Organization
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WHO’s South East Asian Region (SEAR) May Not See Eye to Eye with WHO & EU on IP Rights
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Innovation versus Imitation: study concludes that patents are significantly more important in the area of pharmaceuticals than in other industries
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