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Reply: Challenging the TAVR-Centric Approach in Asymptomatic Severe AS. [PDF]
JACC AdvDayan V, Bhatt DL.
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AI in Combating Cyber Threats to Indian Pharmaceutical Intellectual Property: Legal Perspectives.
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This article addresses the contemporary issue of balancing the need for patent protection for intellectual property with the resulting restriction of public access to new technology. The author argues that patent law protects private property rights rather than creating monopolies.
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This article addresses the contemporary issue of balancing the need for patent protection for intellectual property with the resulting restriction of public access to new technology. The author argues that patent law protects private property rights rather than creating monopolies.
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3D Printing and Patent Law: A Disruptive Technology Disrupting Patent Law?
IIC - International Review of Intellectual Property and Competition Law, 2016Concerns have been raised that the upsurge of 3D printing technology would disrupt the patent system. The central question the present paper aims to address is whether and to what extent the emergence of 3D printing technology indeed urges us to rethink patent law. The paper splits up this question by looking at two facets in more depth – patentability
Geertrui Van Overwalle, Reinout Leys
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Patent Theory versus Patent Law
Contributions in Economic Analysis & Policy, 2002Abstract According to the economic theory of patents, patents are needed so that pioneer firm have time to recoup their sunk costs of research and development. The key element in the economic theory is that pioneer firms have large, hard to recoup, sunk costs. Yet patents are not awarded on the basis of a firm's sunk costs.
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