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Guide to pharmaceutical patents: vol. II

By: Correa, Carlos M., ed

Publisher: South Centre ; Geneva ; July 2008Description: xix 115 p; tblsISBN: 92-9162-032-7Subject(s): Pharmaceuticals | Patents | WHO | Patent Law | Recommendations | Public Health | Inventions | Chemicals | ProductsSummary: Provides information about the patenting of pharmaceutical inventions, the concerns relating to the granting of patents or not, and the manner of determining the scope of protection. Explores the adequacy of standards to assess patent-ability requirements and the components of a patent policy. Contains notes which aim to facilitate the adoption of informed patent policies in developing countries in line with the objective of promoting access to pharmaceutical products for all.

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Provides information about the patenting of pharmaceutical inventions, the concerns relating to the granting of patents or not, and the manner of determining the scope of protection. Explores the adequacy of standards to assess patent-ability requirements and the components of a patent policy. Contains notes which aim to facilitate the adoption of informed patent policies in developing countries in line with the objective of promoting access to pharmaceutical products for all.

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