8 December 2017Americas

Non-profit group continues battle against Gilead patents

Non-profit group the Initiative for Medicines, Access & Knowledge (I-MAK) has brought another two patent challenges against Gilead over its hepatitis C medicine sofosbuvir.

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26 October 2017   Non-profit group the Initiative for Medicines, Access & Knowledge (I-MAK) has accused Gilead of obtaining “unmerited patents” for its hepatitis C medicine sofosbuvir.
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14 June 2018   The Patent Trial and Appeal Board has now rejected challenges to six patents owned by Gilead covering the company’s hepatitis C medicines.
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24 July 2018   The Patent Trial and Appeal Board has rejected another challenge to a Gilead-owned patent covering the company’s hepatitis C medicines.

More on this story

Americas
26 October 2017   Non-profit group the Initiative for Medicines, Access & Knowledge (I-MAK) has accused Gilead of obtaining “unmerited patents” for its hepatitis C medicine sofosbuvir.
Americas
14 June 2018   The Patent Trial and Appeal Board has now rejected challenges to six patents owned by Gilead covering the company’s hepatitis C medicines.
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24 July 2018   The Patent Trial and Appeal Board has rejected another challenge to a Gilead-owned patent covering the company’s hepatitis C medicines.