International
Apr. 14, 2011
India Backs Off Generic Drug Licenses
Officials in India announced on Monday they would not expand their country's use of compulsory licenses, which the government can issue under World Trade Organization rules without permission from patent holders when there is a public health or national security emergency.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
Officials in India announced on Monday they would not expand their country's use of compulsory licenses, which the government can issue under World Trade Organization rules without permission from patent holders when there is a public health or national security emergency. The issue gained the attention of U.S. pharmaceutical industry observers after India's Department of Industrial Policy and Promotio...
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