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Crikey, what a headache – pharmaceutical litigation, compensation and causation in Australia

Crikey, what a headache – pharmaceutical litigation, compens...

Mabel Tsui discusses the progress to date of the Merck Sharp Dohme (Australia) Pty Ltd v Peterson case in Australia to date and how it highlights the need for tort law reform in Australia when it comes to pharmaceutical product litigation. In October 2011, the Full Court of the Federal Court of Australia handed down their judgment in the case...

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Patent filings and maintenance cost money

Patent filings and maintenance cost money

Taffy Williams gives us a lesson on the filing and maintenance of patents. Name brand pharmaceuticals are created and proprietary to the inventing company for the life time of any patents covering the products. Generic drugs began to...

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Tunnah’s musings: why the drug industry is finished

Tunnah’s musings: why the drug industry is finished

In his latest musings Paul Tunnah thinks it’s time to draw a line under the drug industry, as it’s clearly got no future in the management of disease and delivery of health. Last week I was surprised and, I have to admit, a little flattered to discover that I was the number one #pharmasuperfan, as determined by Silja Chouquet in…

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