European Union Debates Further Patent Protections
The European Commission has presented a proposed regulation to extend patent protections across the Union.

The European Commission has presented a proposed regulation to extend patent protections across the Union.

Amid ongoing patent disputes over the mRNA platform, a significant scientific question remains unanswered: whether mRNA itself even is patent eligible.

The EU’s effort to establish a Union compulsory license is a step toward harmonizing patent law and creating a more effective single market.

Are there circumstances for which allowing a product hop resulted in a net benefit to society that exceeded the excess costs associated with the new product?

Interesting empirical studies, policy analyses, and editorials on health law and policy issues from March 2023.

Recent articles emphasize the need to reform intellectual property protections for government-funded inventions of public health significance.

A neuroscientifically informed consumer confusion test for trademark infringement holds promise for reducing biases and manipulations.

The Biden Administration could take a number of legal measures to ensure the timely entrance of a generic competitor to Xtandi.

In January, the FTC released a draft rule that would ban non-compete clauses. This may promote competition and innovation in biotechnology.

Mapping the growth of U.S. innovation in the life sciences and computing fields from 1976-2021 through publicly available patent data.
