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ALZHEIMER'S DISEASE MAY BE TREATED WITH EXISTING ANTIVIRAL DRUGS
Date: 8-Dec-2008
A recent study's astounding results reveal that Alzheimer's disease may be treated with drugs already in existence.
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Drug Prices
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India
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PHARMA COS TO GAIN FROM OBAMA WIN
Date: 10-Nov-2008
Author: Nina Mehta & Rajesh Unnikrishnan
Increased presence of the Democrats in both US Houses is likely to benefit the Indian pharma industry through new legislations favouring
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Law suits
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India
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INDIAN PATENT LAWS DO NOT ENCOURAGE RESEARCH
Date: 29-Oct-2008
Author: Rama Kant Mishra
THE RECENT statement made by Ranjit Shahani, vice chairman and MD, Novartis India Ltd, to a scientific magazine clearly indicates that Indian patent laws do not encourage world-class research. It is noteworthy that the most important step that India took was to move from a process patent to product patent after 35 long years. But many now questions this to make it world -class, WTO and TRIPS agreement compliant. These are no other than the major MNC in pharmaceutical and drug discovery and research business. Novartis is one of them, which had spat with Indian Patents Office for getting the patent denied for Glivec. The disagreement is over the section 3(d) of Indian Patent laws which states that incremental innovation is not patentable.
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Business
Region:
India
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CIPLA UNVEILS ROCHE'S GENERIC VERSION OF ANTI-INFECTION DRUG
Date: 23-Sep-2008
Author: Joe C Mathew
Domestic pharmaceutical major Cipla has launched a copycat version of Swiss drug-maker Roche's anti-infection drug, valganciclovir, in India, even as the drug enjoys patent protection in the country.
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Others
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India
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DRUGS MAY HAVE EXPIRED ON BLOCKED HIGHWAY
Date: 3-Sep-2008
KOLKATA: Several consignments of life-saving drugs and injections stuck on the highway since the Singur dharna was flagged off may not be of use any longer. For, medicine suppliers and hospitals fear that the consignments, which required refrigeration, could have been affected. Even after the drugs arrive, they will not be in a usable state, resulting in a loss for the distributors and a crisis at the hospitals.
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