Company Response
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Timeline
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Response by Eli Lilly: re allegations of opposing patent reforms on access to medicines in So. Africa
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Servier did not respond to: re alleged advocacy campaign by IPASA opposing South Africa’s efforts to introduce intellectual property reforms aimed at increasing access to essential medicine
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Ferring Pharmaceuticals did not respond to: re alleged advocacy campaign by IPASA opposing South Africa’s efforts to introduce intellectual property reforms aimed at increasing access to essential medicine
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Amgen did not respond to: re alleged advocacy campaign by IPASA opposing South Africa’s efforts to introduce intellectual property reforms aimed at increasing access to essential medicine
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AbbVie did not respond to: re alleged advocacy campaign by IPASA opposing South Africa’s efforts to introduce intellectual property reforms aimed at increasing access to essential medicine
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Response by Norgine Pharmaceuticals: re alleged advocacy campaign by IPASA opposing South Africa’s efforts to introduce intellectual property reforms aimed at increasing access to essential medicine
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Abbott Laboratories did not respond to: re alleged advocacy campaign by IPASA opposing South Africa’s efforts to introduce intellectual property reforms aimed at increasing access to essential medicine
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Sanofi did not respond to: re alleged advocacy campaign by IPASA opposing South Africa’s efforts to introduce intellectual property reforms aimed at increasing access to essential medicine
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Response by Covidien: Allegations of pharmaceutical group's planned opposition to So. Africa reforms to increase access to medicines
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Response by Johnson & Johnson: Allegations of pharmaceutical group's planned opposition to So. Africa reforms to increase access to medicines
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Response by Novartis: Allegations of pharmaceutical group's planned opposition to So. Africa reforms to increase access to medicines
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Response by Takeda Pharmaceutical: Allegations of pharmaceutical group's planned opposition to So. Africa reforms to increase access to medicines
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Response by Pfizer: Allegations of pharmaceutical group's planned opposition to So. Africa reforms to increase access to medicines
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Response by Novo Nordisk (part of Novo Group): Allegations of pharmaceutical group's planned opposition to So. Africa reforms to increase access to medicines
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Response by Boehringer Ingelheim: Allegations of pharmaceutical group's planned opposition to So. Africa reforms to increase access to medicines
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Response by Merck: Allegations of pharmaceutical group's planned opposition to So. Africa reforms to increase access to medicines
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Response by Galderma: Allegations of pharmaceutical group's planned opposition to So. Africa reforms to increase access to medicines
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Response by AstraZeneca: Allegations of pharmaceutical group's planned opposition to So. Africa reforms to increase access to medicines
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Response by Baxter International: Allegations of pharmaceutical group's planned opposition to So. Africa reforms to increase access to medicines
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Response by GE Health (part of General Electric): Allegations of pharmaceutical group's planned opposition to So. Africa reforms to increase access to medicines
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Response by Bayer: Allegations of pharmaceutical group's planned opposition to So. Africa reforms to increase access to medicines
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Response by Allergan: re allegations of opposing patent reforms on access to medicines in So. Africa
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Response by Bristol-Myers Squibb: Allegations of pharmaceutical group's planned opposition to So. Africa reforms to increase access to medicines
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