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Collaborative IP strategies for publicly funded R&D needed now and for the future

There is little doubt that IP, especially patents, should not be an impediment to forging solutions to the global crisis that we are all facing. It is important that Canada’s policy-makers continue to explore models for facilitating collaborative development and access to essential medicines, treatments, technologies and other innovations.

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BY KARIMA BAWA AND MYRA TAWFIK
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