Local Thai Drug Makers Urging Compulsory Licensing “Ill-Informed” – PReMA President
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Executive Summary
PERTH, Australia - Local Thai drug makers are urging the Thai government to issue compulsory licenses for three patented cancer drugs, saying the licenses are legal and would benefit Thailand, the Bangkok Post reported
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