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Proposals At WHO Would Boost Drug Safety, Replace Anti-Counterfeiting Taskforce

By Intellectual Property Watch

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Discussion at the annual World Health Assembly on counterfeit medicines may prove lively as stakeholders continue to raise concerns that the term ?counterfeit? will confuse protecting patients from unsafe drugs with protecting trademarks from infringement. And an industry-led event in the lead-up to the WHA said counterfeit medicines pose great risks and will require a coordinated international response.

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Full post as published by Intellectual Property Watch on May 18, 2010 (boomark / email).

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