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Diez claves para entender el real impacto de la liberación de patentes en la crisis sanitaria global

Diez claves para entender el real impacto de la liberación de patentes en la crisis sanitaria global
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Cómo la liberación de las patentes puede colaborar para generar más accesibilidad a las vacunas

Cómo la liberación de las patentes puede colaborar para generar más accesibilidad a las vacunas
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Over 700 Health Experts Are Calling For Urgent Action To Expand Global Production Of COVID Vaccines

Today, we are joining over 700 health professionals and academics in sending an open letter to Prime Minister Scott Morrison urging him to take a leadership role in expanding the global production of COVID-19 vaccines and other medical tools to fight the pandemic. The letter, signed by 207 doctors, 177 academics and 111 public health professionals, asks the government to help remove legal and technical barriers to increasing the production of COVID-19 vaccines, diagnostic tests, treatments and other equipment. We argue there is more Australia and other wealthy nations can and should be doing to end the pandemic. The need to act urgently The COVID-19 pandemic is

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Coronavirus pandemic: Medecins Sans Frontiers urges Australia to back push to waive vaccine IP at the world trade organisation meeting

April 29, 2021 Numbers are handed out to people waiting to receive the AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine at Ndirande Health Centre in Blantyre Malawi. Credit:AP Save Normal text size Very large text size Australia is among a group of rich countries accused of standing in the way of some of the world’s poorest, which are seeking to free up the manufacture of COVID-19 vaccines at a meeting of World Trade Organisation member states on Friday. Backed by more than 115 other countries, India and South Africa will appeal for patents to be temporarily waived on COVID vaccines and technology until global herd immunity is achieved.

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Australia accused of putting drug company profits for coronavirus vaccines ahead of lives in the developing world

Australia accused of putting drug company profits for coronavirus vaccines ahead of lives in the developing world Posted 1 Countries in the developing world have far lower vaccination rates compared to high-income countries. ( Print text only Cancel Wealthy nations, including Australia, have been accused of prioritising the profits of big drug companies over the lives of millions of people in the developing world who are struggling to stave off the ravages of the coronavirus. Key points: Non-governmental organisations say COVID-19 will remain dangerous to Australia while the developed world remains unvaccinated One-in-500 people in the developing world are vaccinated against coronavirus, compared to one-in-four in high-income countries

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