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Experiences and needs of patients facing incurable cancer and their relatives with informal care in psychosocial supporting centres in the Netherlands: A qualitative study. [PDF]

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Siemelink SD, van Koeveringe J, Bussmann M, van Veen S, Sangers S, Raijmakers NJH.   +5 more
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An osteoporosis course as a separate component of problem-based learning. [PDF]

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Hoffmanová I, Džupa V, Waldauf P, Grill R, Báča V.   +4 more
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Intellectual Property and Health in Developing Countries. [PDF]

Tirole, Jean
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Detection of abortifacient agents in domestic ruminants, with a specific focus on <i>Coxiella burnetii</i>. [PDF]

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van den Brom R, Neale S, Jourdain E, Matthijs A, Mori M, Rousset E, Mertens-Scholz K, McNeilly TN, Hurtado A.   +8 more
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Compulsory Licensing of Patents

Pharmaceutical Patent Analyst, 2022
Compulsory licensing (CL) is a mechanism made by the government to provide balance between the monopoly right holders and the third person with public interest by ensuring the ease availability of the patented products at reasonable rate. This paper discusses the background criteria for getting CL in India as per the Indian Patent Act, 1970 starting ...
Narayanasamy Kumutha, Narayanasamy Amutha, Govindasamy S Venkatesh   +2 more
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Compulsory Licensing

2015
Practices across jurisdictions.- The operation of compulsory licensing regime.- Doctrinal discussions.
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Compulsory Trademark Licensing

Southern Economic Journal, 1988
Trademarks are an important source of information in our economy. They identify the products offered by a particular seller and permit the buyer to associate advertising or past experience with an item currently for sale. This lowers buyer search cost and creates an incentive for sellers to produce high quality products [10; 3].
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Optimal Patents with Compulsory Licensing

Journal of Political Economy, 1982
This paper examines the use of compulsory lincensing as a policy to combat the monopoly problem associated with the patent system. It introduces the notion of an optimal patent--one where the patent life and the licensing royalty rate are both determined optimally.
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Compulsory licensing of patents

Information & Communications Technology Law, 2016
The compulsory license is a concept that has been an accepted part of American intellectual property ever since the US Copyright Act of 1909. It has been recognized internationally via the Berne Convention for the Protection of Literary and Artistic Works since 1908. US patent law, however, has not paralleled its intellectual property sister copyright;
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