Bolivia

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  • Mexico, Colombia and Cuba Formalize Talks On New Latin American Regulator

     

    Medicines regulators from Mexico, Colombia and Cuba have pledged to create a new agency for medicines and medical devices of Latin America and the Caribbean.

  • Canadian Firm Scathing On Obstacles To Compulsory Licensing

     

    Biolyse is seeking a compulsory license for J&J’s COVID-19 vaccine but achieving its goal is proving to be far from easy. The Canadian company argues that its experience illustrates the need for a change in approach to intellectual property rights at a local and global level.

  • Joint Price Negotiations Move Ahead In Latin America

     

    Latin American countries are continuing to pursue a strategy of jointly negotiating medicine prices to get a better deal on expensive medicines. However, manufacturers have expressed doubt that this is the best way forward.

  • Door still open for global R&D treaty

     
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    Although the World Health Organization has been removed as a direct stakeholder in potential discussions on developing a global biomedical R&D treaty under the global strategy and action plan, other avenues are open for the treaty, member states of the World Health Assembly (WHA) heard today.

  • Big pharma to stop Bolivian dengue fever spread

     
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    McNeil Consumer Healthcare, Abbott Laboratories and Baxter Healthcare have joined the charity Direct Relief International to help stop the spread of dengue fever in Bolivia.

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