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The COVID-19 Vaccine Patent Waiver Fight Is Far From Over

The COVID-19 Vaccine Patent Waiver Fight Is Far From Over The waiver s timing and scope, plus the transfer of technological know-how and development of manufacturing infrastructure, will all be fiercely debated. Getty Images President Joe Biden and U.S. Trade Representative Katherine Tai are under industry pressure to make a COVID-19 vaccine intellectual property waiver as narrow as possible. The Biden administration’s announcement last Wednesday that it planned to support waiving intellectual property (IP) protections for COVID-19 vaccines prompted praise from global public health advocates and outcry from the pharmaceutical industry and corporate America more broadly. But the historic statement of support, issued by U.S. Trade Representative Katherine Tai, does not make the waiver a done deal. Even if successful, the availability of vaccines could vary greatly based on the final details of the waiver. 

Pharma, manufacturers blast administration over vaccine patent reversal

POLITICO Get the POLITICO Influence newsletter Email Sign Up By signing up you agree to receive email newsletters or updates from POLITICO and you agree to our privacy policy and terms of service. You can unsubscribe at any time and you can contact us here. This sign-up form is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply. Presented by With Daniel Lippman PHARMA, MANUFACTURERS BLAST ADMINISTRATION OVER VACCINE PATENT WAIVERS: The Biden administration on Wednesday reversed course and said it supports waiving patent and other intellectual property protections for Covid-19 vaccines in a bid to ramp up production of the shots around the globe a victory for progressives who had pressured the administration and potentially a major blow for the pharmaceutical industry, which had lobbied heavily against the waiver.

Hollywood Lobbyists So Afraid Of Any Public Benefit From Intellectual Property That They re Trying To Block COVID Vaccine Sharing

Mon, May 3rd 2021 9:30am Mike Masnick Throughout the COVID pandemic, it s been truly shameful to watch how patent maximalists have tried to insist that we just need more patents to deal with COVID even though the incredible breakthroughs that brought such quick development of vaccines were not due to patents, but rather the free and open flow of information from a bunch of researchers and scientists who didn t care about whether or not information was locked up for profit, but did care about saving millions of lives. And now that we ve got vaccines, we re dealing with significant problems in rolling them out around the world and patents are often in the way, holding that rollout back. And we actually have a way of dealing with that: what s known as a TRIPS waiver. TRIPS is the Agreement on Trade-Related Aspects of Intellectual Property Rights, which set up a variety of standards among member nations and the WTO regarding intellectual property. I have many problems with TRI

Waiving intellectual property rights abroad to fight COVID would harm domestic IP industries

© Getty Images Intellectual property rights provide the legal basis for our innovation and creative economy. Simply put, strong intellectual property rights are why the United States leads the world in IP intensive industries like the life sciences, biopharmaceuticals, precision medicine, and diagnostics. Nothing better proves the global benefits of strong intellectual property rights than the numerous biopharmaceutical companies who have risen to the challenge of the COVID-19 pandemic. These innovative companies have developed more than 800 global development projects to create vaccines, treatments and diagnostics launched around the world. Approximately half of these treatments were generated from American companies, and, significantly, about three-quarters are from small- and medium-sized enterprises. Unfortunately, disastrous, job-killing policies being pushed by liberal Democrats and the Biden administration would destroy this type of innovation, leaving America woefully unpr

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