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What’s in the government’s omnibus spending package

The text of the 4,155-page, $1.7 trillion omnibus spending bill was delivered around ...
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Teen opioid deaths are on the rise – but OTC Narcan could help

It’s no surprise the COVID-19 pandemic aggravated the United States’ already rampant opioid ...
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Biden Administration seeks public input on how to support biotech

The federal government today released two calls for public input on how the ...
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Mexico proposes amendments to biotech corn ban

On Friday, Mexican officials proposed amendments to the plan to ban imports of ...
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BIO aids global harmonization, helping speed cures to patients

The process of holding clinical trials and gaining FDA approval takes up much ...
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More parents oppose routine childhood vaccines since 2019, survey shows

One-third of parents now oppose public schools requiring students to get routine childhood ...
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A conversation with Fritz Bittenbender, new BIO Board Chair

The exciting new developments we’re seeing in biotechnology must be supported by equally innovative policy, according to Fritz Bittenbender, the new Chair of the Board ...
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Using AI In patent practice: Practical and ethical issues

The use of AI tools in the workplace is on the rise. This trend is equally true in the arena of patent practice. However, given ...
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BIO IP Conference looks at academics and perceptions of IP

The post-COVID era has been especially hard on patent lawyers working in the biopharma space. “I don’t think it’s an accident that during the COVID ...
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Patient advocates urge action on PPRV to help fight rare disease

Patient advocates retold emotional stories of lives saved, changed—or at risk—as they discussed one of the most important factors enabling breakthroughs in fighting rare diseases, ...
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Who invented what? BIO IP panel tackles joint inventorship

We sometimes imagine the inventor of a patent as a lone vanguard leading the charge toward innovation, but in the era of team research and ...
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Bayh-Dole at 45: Still an engine for innovation

A researcher working in a university lab makes a discovery that could lead to a new cure. Investors who see the potential of the discovery ...

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