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Health bodies push for COVID patent pool to fight ‘IP hoarding’

Charlotte Kilpatrick
May 20, 2020
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Panellists from the WHO, Unitaid, MPP and other bodies explain why IP pooling is essential to ensuring global access to COVID-19 innovations

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Charlotte Kilpatrick
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Charlotte reports on patent-related issues. She often covers the European market, focusing on developments including FRAND, licensing and trade secrets. She is particularly interested in how new technologies affect IP challenges in the pharmaceutical industry.

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