New declaration targets impact of intellectual-property rules on access to medicine for the poor

17 July 2010, 4:04 am

New IP enforcement standards threaten the ability of the poor, especially in developing nations, to access needed medicines, says a declaration issued July 15 by public-interest groups and Berkeley Law faculty, who met on campus last week.... Read More »

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