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Gilead Sciences to buy all rights of GS-1811 from Jounce

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Pursuant to the deal, Gilead will also buy certain related intellectual property along with all the outstanding rights to GS-1811 from Jounce. Certain operational obligations of the companies that are related to GS-1811 have also been terminated as part of the transaction.

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NGOs claim UK-India free trade deal will raise medicine prices

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The non-governmental organisations – which include Oxfam, Medecins sans Frontieres, Global Justice Now and Health Poverty Action, amongst others – are worried about sections of the draft deal dealing with intellectual property. ” The post NGOs claim UK-India free trade deal will raise medicine prices appeared first on.

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Pfizer shares slump as support grows for COVID-19 vaccine patent waiver

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Stocks hit by the news included companies such as Pfizer and Moderna, who are making profits from their COVID-19 vaccines. Its share price dipped but quickly recovered following the news. Any final waiver of intellectual property protections may take weeks to finalise and is likely to face strong opposition from the pharma industry.

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PMPRB Update: New Chairperson Appointed

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Digby as the new Chairperson of the Patented Medicine Prices Review Board ( PMPRB ). According to the Government’s news release , “Mr. Digby is a lawyer with expertise in intellectual property and has an extensive educational background in the Biological Sciences” and has been appointed for a term of five years.

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This week in drug discovery (19-23 June)  

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News round-up for 19-23 June by DDW Digital Content Editor Diana Spencer. Advanced Therapy Medicinal Products (ATMPs) have been making the news this week.

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Novartis to Pay Voyager $100 Million Upfront for Gene Therapies

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The agreement involves Novartis gaining access to Voyager’s proprietary capsid technology and other intellectual property to develop the gene therapies. Voyager will provide Novartis a target-exclusive license to access Voyager’s TRACER capsids and other intellectual property.

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AI helps find first new antibiotic in 60 years

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Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) researchers have used deep learning to identify a new class of antibiotic candidates that can kill methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA). The post AI helps find first new antibiotic in 60 years appeared first on Drug Discovery World (DDW).