Update on the price control power struggle
I previously posted how price controls and compulsory licensing give buyers more power … for a price and Abbott’s spat […]
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Biotech 360
Coming soon, a new biotechnology magazine from The Scientist called Biotech 360. I’ve been asked to compile a list of
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Abbott Gets Tough with Thailand
In response to Thailand’s decision to issue compulsory licenses for Kaletra and for Plavix, effectively bypassing their patents by purchasing
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Carnival of Biotechnology
Welcome to the April 10, 2007 edition of Carnival of Biotechnology. Finance and business development On Pharma presents a report
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Upcoming Events
I’ll be giving a talk at UC Davis from April 19-20th and UNC Chapel Hill from May 16-17th. If you’re
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Write a chapter for my book on Advanced Topics in Biotechnology Business Development
Following up on the success of “Building Biotechnology” (www.BuildingBiotechnology.com), I’m in the late stages of assembling a more advanced follow-up
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Genentech goes offshore
Genentech is investing $140mm in a new biologic manufacturing plant in Singapore. The first commercial-scale microbial fermentation plant in Singapore,
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Patent licensees gain more power
I touched briefly on the Medimmune v. Genentech case in a previous Carnival of Biotechnology, but I didn’t go into
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Carnival of Biotechnology
The latest Carnival of Biotechnology is up at Baby Biotechs. Great job, Brian! For more information, see the Carnival of
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Xenotourism: Scary Stuff
Just came across an article on diabetics going to Mexico to receive pig xenotransplants. Unlike other forms of medical tourism,