Singapore To Demystify Rules On Declaring Patents In Drug Marketing Applications

Regulatory amendments aimed at addressing the confusion over whether companies need to declare patents when they apply for drug registrations are under consultation.

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An ongoing consultation will be of interest to companies looking to register drugs in Singapore • Source: Shutterstock

The 31 March deadline is nearing for drug companies to respond to proposed regulatory amendments in Singapore that seek to make it easier for them to understand whether they must declare any patents in their medicine registration applications.

The changes are being made to address industry’s confusion when it comes to complying with a regulation that is designed...

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