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| WESA15 |
Improving Access and Innovation in HIV Treatment: The Medicines Patent Pool and Other Approaches |
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Non-Commercial Satellite
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Session Room 5 |
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25.07.2012, 18:30 - 20:30 |
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Chair:
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Sigrun Mogedal, Norway
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| Organiser: |
Medicines Patent Pool Foundation
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| Increased access to HIV treatment over the last decade has allowed millions of people in developing countries to lead longer, healthier lives. But millions more still wait for access and the world has committed to having 15 million people on treatment by 2015. To reach the target and go beyond, the world needs access to more affordable treatment and formulations adapted to specific developing country needs, such as paediatric formulations. This event will focus on access and innovation challenges with a special focus on the role of intellectual property rights, the Medicines Patent Pool and other approaches aimed at improving access to drugs and promoting innovation in HIV medicines that meet developing country needs. |
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| Intellectual property-related challenges in the procurement of antiretrovirals: the perspective of a procurement agency
P. Esgueira, Netherlands
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Powerpoint | Intellectual property-related challenges in Latin America
G. Ross Quiroga, Bolivia
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| Intellectual property rights and their impact on market dynamics
D. Broun, Switzerland
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| Mechanisms to address intellectual property-related challenges: the Experience of South Africa
L. Dlamini, South Africa
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Powerpoint | Strategies for overcoming patent-related challenges in the generic industry. Different mechanisms to address intellectual property challenges
M. Simao, Switzerland
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Powerpoint | Addressing innovation and access through voluntary licensing: the Medicines Patent Pool
C. Park, Switzerland
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| Strategies for overcoming patent-related challenges in the generic industry
A. Deshpande, India
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| Powerpoints presentations |
| Intellectual property-related challenges in Latin America - Gracia Violeta Ross Quiroga | |
| Strategies for overcoming patent-related challenges in the generic industry. Different mechanisms to address intellectual property challenges - Mariangela Simao | |
| Addressing innovation and access through voluntary licensing: the Medicines Patent Pool - Chan Park | |
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