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Intellectual property law in Israel, and US and European objections: Market exclusivity vs. data exclusivity

Can Israel balance the rights of multinational drug companies with its own generic pharmaceutical industry?

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  7. Drugs vote Republican, which may be why the US is pressing Israel so hard on IP. Globes Online (September 26, 2004).

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Morag-Sela, T., Cohn, I., Kowalski, T. et al. Intellectual property law in Israel, and US and European objections: Market exclusivity vs. data exclusivity. Nat Biotechnol 22, 1591–1592 (2004). https://doi.org/10.1038/nbt1204-1591

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