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India, U.S. Set High-Level Talks Over Drug Quality, IP Issues

This article was originally published in PharmAsia News

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U.S. pharmaceutical companies will have a chance to make their case about drug quality and patent issues when India Prime Minister Narendra Modi holds a teleconference with them on his American trip this month.

U.S. pharmaceutical companies will have a chance to make their case about drug quality and patent issues when India Prime Minister Narendra Modi holds a teleconference with them on his American trip this month. A source said supply and quality of drugs and intellectual property were two key issues certain to be discussed during high-level talks. The source said many players from the pharma industry are expected to be included in discussions. (Click here for more)

"Modi's Industry Conference In U.S. To Attract Pharma, IT Players" - Business Standard (India) (9/2/2014)

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