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Conference in Hyderabad: Pharmaceuticals in Developing and Emerging Economies

Conference 2010: Pharmaceuticals in Developing and Emerging Economies: Production, Innovation, and Access to Medicines in the Wake of TRIPS
Friday 17 September 2010 - Sunday 19 September 2010
Venue: University of Hyderabad, India

 

Co-sponsored by the
University of Hyderabad, India and
Deakin University, Melbourne, Australia.

The conference will examine the state of drug production and innovation in the global South in the wake of the implementation of TRIPS-mandated intellectual property rights. The interface between industrial capabilities, and access to essential medicines, is a second major theme. The aim is to provide a landmark assessment of these critical areas in global health and development.

This event provides a unique opportunity for researchers, policy makers, public health advocates, and industry representatives to deliberate on the economics and politics of the pharmaceutical industry and access to medicines, across the developing and emerging economies.

See:
www.deakin.edu.au/arts-ed/ccg/events/conferences/pharma-conf10.php

 

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