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The one trademark-associated reform in the ultimate Kefauver-Harris Amendments positioned limits on companies’ capability to
posted by comment-33277 Miércoles, 21 Diciembre 2022 01:54 Comment Linkrebrand and market old medicines as new breakthroughs.
This mode of permanent disaster was validated by
the return of a well-known menace in the early 1980s.
Of all things, it was the generics trade, an previous but weak enemy
of the patent-based mostly drug corporations, that reappeared and threatened to spoil their celebration of reaching dominance over every nook of medical research and the billions of public dollars flowing by it.
Within the excerpt below from Proudly owning the
Sun: A Folks's History of Monopoly Drugs from Aspirin to
COVID-19 Vaccines, an enchanting look on the long,
infuriating historical past of public research being exploited for
personal revenue, author Alexander Zaitchik recounts former President Reagan's court docket-packing antics from the early 1980s that
helped cement profitable monopolies on identify-brand medication. Uniquely profitable, uniquely hated, and
thus uniquely susceptible - the businesses couldn't afford to overlook that their
implausible postwar wealth and energy depended on the maintenance of artificial monopolies resting on dubious if not indefensible moral
and financial arguments that had been rejected by every different country on earth.