The news links are part of the research project GESPAM (Geopolitica, Salute Pubblica e Accesso alle Medicine/Geopolitics, Public Health and Access to Medicines), which aims to focus on the best options for the use of trade and government rules related to public health by resource-limited countries.
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–Obama After Meeting with African Leaders
–Novartis Loses Patent Bid: Lessons From Indiaâs 3(d) Experience
–India Dismisses Antitrust Complaint Against Gilead Sciences
–India pressured by U.S. Congressional committee, Pfizer, over drug patents
–Indonesia to override patents for live-saving medicines
–East African Community Doubles Efforts To Boost Local Drug Production
–Shasun Signs Licence With MPP to Produce Low-Cost HIV Medicines
–Far diventare i farmaci evergreen, come alcune canzoni
–The Lancet series: Health in Europe
–UN high-level panel highlights 5 areas of reform post-2015
–UPOV 1991 Will Adversely Impact Farmers In Tanzania, Civil Society And Farmers Say
–Sahel crisis not over yet, WFP chief warns
–Donate ฿99 To Provide School Meals For Girls In Asia For 2 Weeks (Thailand)
–US food aid revolution: rumour or reality?
–A Growing Opportunity: Measuring Investments in African Agriculture
–Inequality out of World Bankâs 2030 strategy?
–World Bank live chat: Have your say on managing risk and opportunities
–Canadaâs International Development Agency Is No Longer; Maybe Thatâs Not Such A Bad Thing
–Innovation, IPR Cooperation Among Top Priorities For BRICS
–BRICS development bank: ‘The devil is in the detail’
–Callan, Blak and Thomas on Chinaâs foreign aid and investment
–Biovision: Personalised Medicine, Climate Change, Sustainability Need Innovation
–Former US Congressman Howard Berman Joins Lobbying Firm
–The USA and global health diplomacy: goals and challenges