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This book critically assesses the development of pharmaceutical patent Term Extensions, and their impact; in particular, the practical impact on generic market entry. It focusses on European Supplementary Protection Certificates (SPCs), and the extent and effect on access to cheaper medication in terms of cost and availability. Policy making for pharmaceuticals requires considerations on availability and price. For developing countries, it appears impossible to form policy without promoting generic medicines, which are proven as an effective health care remedy to access and availability. A 20-year maximum patent term is generally recognised by originators to be insufficient. The European Uni...
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Considers legislation to authorize extension of patents by WWII and Korean servicemen.
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