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1. Patent law's reproducibility paradox.

Author

Sherkow, Jacob S.

Subjects
Medical research -- Intellectual property, Medicine, Experimental -- Intellectual property, Economic incentives -- Laws, regulations and rules, Patent licenses -- Laws, regulations and rules, Disclosure of information -- Laws, regulations and rules, Government regulation
Abstract

Abstract Clinical research faces a reproducibility crisis. Many recent clinical and preclinical studies appear to be irreproducible--their results cannot be verified by outside researchers. This is problematic for not only [...]

Published
2017

2. 'Methods And Compositions For Preventing Atopic March And Treating Skin Conditions' in Patent Application Approval Process (USPTO 20230050868)

Subjects
Medical research -- Intellectual property, Medicine, Experimental -- Intellectual property, Skin diseases -- Intellectual property, Biological sciences, Health
Abstract

2023 MAR 7 (NewsRx) -- By a News Reporter-Staff News Editor at Life Science Weekly -- A patent application by the inventor Jain, Tarun (Chicago, IL, US), filed on October [...]

Published
2023

5. Patent pools and genomics: navigating a course to open science?

Author

Levy, Ed, Marden, Emily, Warren, Ben, Hartell, David, and Filate, Isaac

Subjects
Genomics -- Intellectual property, Medical research -- Intellectual property, Medicine, Experimental -- Intellectual property, Patent licenses -- Usage, Severe acute respiratory syndrome -- Research
Published
2010

8. Balancing public and private interests in the commercialization of publicly funded medical research: is there a role for compulsory government royalty fees?

Author

Bouchard, Ron A.

Subjects
Federal aid to medical research -- Laws, regulations and rules, Royalties -- Laws, regulations and rules, Right of property -- Laws, regulations and rules, Technology transfer -- Laws, regulations and rules, Medical research -- Intellectual property, Medicine, Experimental -- Intellectual property, Government regulation
Published
2007

10. Reach-through royalties in biomedical research tool patent licensing: implications of NIH guidelines on small biotechnology firms.

Author

Stafford, Kimberlee A.

Subjects
Patent licenses -- Laws, regulations and rules, Biotechnology industry -- Intellectual property, Medical research -- Intellectual property, Medicine, Experimental -- Intellectual property, Royalties -- Laws, regulations and rules, United States. National Institutes of Health -- Standards, Government regulation
Published
2005

11. Intellectual property rights and stem cell research: who owns the medical breakthroughs?

Author

O'Connor, Sean M.

Subjects
Federal aid to research -- Laws, regulations and rules, Biotechnology -- Intellectual property, Patent law -- Interpretation and construction, Medical research -- Intellectual property, Medicine, Experimental -- Intellectual property, Stem cells -- Intellectual property, Government regulation, Bayh-Dole Act
Published
2005

12. Stem cells, cloning and patents: what's morality got to do with it?

Author

Bagley, Margo A.

Subjects
Patent law -- Ethical aspects, Medical ethics -- Laws, regulations and rules, Medical research -- Intellectual property, Medicine, Experimental -- Intellectual property, Human cloning -- Intellectual property, Stem cells -- Intellectual property, Government regulation
Published
2005

14. Patenting The 3D Bioprinting Innovations That Combat COVID-19

Subjects
3D printing -- Research, Medical research -- Intellectual property, Medicine, Experimental -- Intellectual property, Patent law -- Evaluation, Engineering research -- Intellectual property, Business, international
Abstract

The COVID-19 pandemic has accelerated advancements in pharmaceutical, medical device and manufacturing technologies due to disrupted supply chains and new demands for treatments and materials. Among them is 3D bioprinting, [...]

Published
2021

19. Owning a piece of Jonathan

Author

Hahn, Lucinda

Subjects
Genetic disorders -- Research, Medicine, Experimental -- Intellectual property, Medicine, Experimental -- Cases, Medicine, Experimental -- Ethical aspects, Medicine, Experimental -- Laws, regulations and rules, Medical research -- Intellectual property, Medical research -- Cases, Medical research -- Ethical aspects, Medical research -- Laws, regulations and rules, Company legal issue, Government regulation, Travel, recreation and leisure
Published
2003

20. Paradise lost: the uncertain future of research tool patents.

Author

Noonan, Kevin E., Greenfield, Michael S., and Zuhn, Donald L.

Subjects
Medical research -- Intellectual property, Medicine, Experimental -- Intellectual property, Pharmaceutical industry -- Intellectual property
Abstract

If, as Sartre said, hell is other people, the situation regarding research tool patents is at least in one of the nine circles of hell. The cause of this dire [...]

Published
2003

21. Researchers Submit Patent Application, 'System For Collecting Liquid Samples And Transporting Over Distances While Maintaining A Liquid Sample Segment', for Approval (USPTO 20210131918)

Subjects
Medical research -- Intellectual property, Medicine, Experimental -- Intellectual property, Biological sciences, Health
Abstract

2021 JUN 15 (NewsRx) -- By a News Reporter-Staff News Editor at Life Science Weekly -- From Washington, D.C., NewsRx journalists report that a patent application by the inventors Schultz, [...]

Published
2021

23. Patent law as an incentive to innovate not donate: the role of the U.S. patent system in regulating ownership of human tissue.

Author

Coryell, Matthew W.

Subjects
Medical research -- Intellectual property, Medicine, Experimental -- Intellectual property, Patent licenses -- Laws, regulations and rules, Donation of organs, tissues, etc. -- Laws, regulations and rules, Government regulation
Abstract

I. INTRODUCTION II. BACKGROUND A. Constitutional and Theoretical Justifications for the U.S. Patent System 1. Constitutional Origins of the U.S. Patent System 2. Theoretical Justifications for the U.S. Patent System [...]

Published
2011

25. Dangerous copyright proposals hit medical community hard

Author

Geist, Michael

Subjects
Medical research -- Intellectual property, Medicine, Experimental -- Intellectual property, Medical education -- Intellectual property, Copyright law -- Interpretation and construction, Canada -- Health policy
Abstract

If one were to ask the average physician to name imminent policy reforms relevant to the medical profession, copyright law is not among those topics most likely to leap to [...]

Published
2005

26. BCC Research

Subjects
Medical research -- Intellectual property, Medicine, Experimental -- Intellectual property, Nanotechnology -- Market research -- Forecasts and trends -- Growth, Company growth, Marketing research, Market trend/market analysis, Engineering and manufacturing industries, Science and technology
Abstract

The technical market research report, 'Nanotechnology in Medical Applications: The Global Market (HLC069B),' from BCC Research, Wellesley, Mass., shows that nanomedical global sales totaled $72.8 billion in 2011 and are [...]

Published
2012

27. Making articles available for flu planning

Author

Berger, Mitchell

Subjects
Medical research -- Intellectual property, Medicine, Experimental -- Intellectual property, Influenza -- Research
Published
2007

28. Canadian scientists join rush to claim SARS gene patent

Subjects
United States. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention -- Research, Medical research -- Intellectual property, Medicine, Experimental -- Intellectual property, Genetic research -- Intellectual property -- Genetic aspects, Severe acute respiratory syndrome -- Research -- Genetic aspects, Patents (International law) -- Research, General interest, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

WALL STREET JOURNAL STAFF -- The international pursuit that led to the discovery of the virus that causes SARS is turning into a competition for patent rights. Scientists in Canada [...]

Published
2003

29. The impact of open access upon public health

Subjects
Company distribution practices, Scientific literature -- Distribution, Scientific literature -- Intellectual property, Scientific literature -- International aspects, Medical research -- Distribution, Medical research -- Intellectual property, Medical research -- International aspects, Medicine, Experimental -- Distribution, Medicine, Experimental -- Intellectual property, Medicine, Experimental -- International aspects, Medical advice systems -- International aspects, Medical advice systems -- Intellectual property
Abstract

Arthur Amman, President of Global Strategies for HIV Prevention (http://www. globalstrategies.org), tells this story: "I recently met a physician from southern Africa, engaged in perinatal HIV prevention, whose primary access [...]

Published
2006

30. Doctors try new techniques to regrow human tissue; researchers plan test on Iraq war wounded; a model-plane mishap

Author

Winslow, Ron

Subjects
Artificial skin -- Research, Artificial skin -- Intellectual property, Medical research -- Intellectual property, Medical research -- Cases, Medicine, Experimental -- Intellectual property, Medicine, Experimental -- Cases, Company legal issue, News, opinion and commentary, Purdue University -- Officials and employees, Purdue University -- Intellectual property, Purdue University -- Cases, Purdue University -- Research
Published
2007

31. Human gene patents 'suprisingly high,' a new study shows

Author

Westphal, Sylvia Pagan

Subjects
Genes -- Intellectual property, Genes -- Laws, regulations and rules, Biotechnology industry -- Laws, regulations and rules, Biotechnology industry -- Intellectual property, Biotechnology industry -- Research, Biotechnology industry -- Surveys, Medical research -- Intellectual property, Medical research -- Laws, regulations and rules, Medical research -- Surveys, Medicine, Experimental -- Intellectual property, Medicine, Experimental -- Laws, regulations and rules, Medicine, Experimental -- Surveys, Patent law, Government regulation, News, opinion and commentary
Published
2005

32. Court rules in favor of CorCell in blood patent litigation

Subjects
PharmaStem Therapeutics Inc. -- Intellectual property, PharmaStem Therapeutics Inc. -- Cases, Medical research -- Intellectual property, Medical research -- Cases, Medicine, Experimental -- Intellectual property, Medicine, Experimental -- Cases, Patent infringement -- Cases, Medical laboratories -- Intellectual property, Medical laboratories -- Cases, Company legal issue, Biotechnology industry, Business
Abstract

The United States District Court for the District of Delaware rendered a decision in favor of CorCell, Inc. (Philadelphia, PA) and three co-defendants, rejecting PharmaStem Therapeutics, Inc. claims of patent [...]

Published
2004

33. Maine Medical Center Research Institute obtains United States patent

Subjects
Maine Medical Center -- Intellectual property, Health care industry -- Intellectual property, Medicine, Experimental -- Intellectual property, Medical research -- Intellectual property, Nucleic acids -- Research, Health care industry, Biotechnology industry, Business
Abstract

Maine Medical Center Research Institute (Scarborough, ME) has patented therapeutic and diagnostic methods and compositions based on Jagged/Notch proteins and nucleic acids, and on their role in the signaling pathway [...]

Published
2004

34. Elan and Wyeth receive patents in Alzheimer's immunotherapy

Subjects
Elan Corporation PLC -- Intellectual property, Wyeth Pharmaceuticals -- Intellectual property, Medicine, Experimental -- Intellectual property, Medical research -- Intellectual property, Alzheimer's disease -- Research, Pharmaceutical industry -- Intellectual property
Abstract

Elan Corporation, plc. and Wyeth Pharmaceuticals have received three patents for the companies' joint research on immunotherapeutic approaches to the treatment of Alzheimer's disease, according to a joint announcement. The [...]

Published
2004

35. Unigene Laboratories (Fairfield, New Jersey) and Yale University (New Haven, Connecticut) have executed agreements to enable Unigene to acquire exclusive rights to their jointly owned inventions for procedures that may provide physicians with new methodologies for treating and preventing fractures more effectively

Subjects
Unigene Laboratories Inc. -- Intellectual property, Medical research -- Intellectual property, Medicine, Experimental -- Intellectual property, Medical equipment and supplies industry -- Intellectual property, Medical test kit industry -- Intellectual property, Biotechnology industry, Business, Health care industry, Yale University -- Intellectual property
Abstract

Unigene Laboratories (Fairfield, New Jersey) and Yale University (New Haven, Connecticut) have executed agreements to enable Unigene to acquire exclusive rights to their jointly owned inventions for procedures that may [...]

Published
2005

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