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Reach-Through Rights in Biomedical Patent Licensing: A Comparative Analysis of their Anti-Competitive Reach

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posted on 2023-05-16, 15:08 authored by Jane NielsenJane Nielsen
Medical biotechnology offers vast opportunity for the treatment of human genetic conditions, including the development and improvement of drugs, diagnostic capabilities and therapeutic techniques. Australian health and medical research has a rich and proud history. This has been recognised in numerous federal government reports, which examine the sustainability of research momentum and the ability of the Australian industry to capitalise on this research base. Australia's increasing $1 billion trade deficit in pharmaceuticals, medical equipment and other health and medical industries has been a major impetus for the push to develop Australia's medical research base.

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Publication title

Federal Law Review

Volume

32

Pagination

169-204

ISSN

0067-205X

Department/School

Faculty of Law

Publisher

Australian National University

Place of publication

Canberra

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Copyright © 2004 Federal Law Review

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  • Restricted

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Justice and the law not elsewhere classified

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