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The TRIPS compulsory licensing regime and access to medicine: current challenges and future prospects
The disproportionate application of public health challenges in low-income countries (LICs) poses a significant threat to the realisation of the right of access to medicine. High price of patented drugs has been linked to this challenge. The exploitation of pharmaceutical patent protection generally
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