2016•Unpublished venueRequires access

Intellectual property rights and access to essential medicines in developing countries: a right to health perspctive

Irene Chelucci

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Health and access to medicines in the international legal framework. The international regulatory framework on intellectual property rights in the form of patents. The relationship between patent rights and the human right to health in the context of access to medicines: cases from developing countries. Patents and access to essential medicines: reconciling conflicts, finding possible solutions.

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Key concepts: Intellectual property, Essential medicines, Right to health, Access to medicines, Human rights, Context (archaeology), Developing country, Law and economics