Titlebook: Health Innovation and Social Justice in Brazil; Maurice Cassier,Marilena Correa Book 2019 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s)

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Knowledge Generation and Laboratory Capacity Building in the Fight Against HIV/AIDS in Brazil: Expe a molecule used in AIDS tritherapy to increase its effectiveness. As Abbott had originally developed and patented this technology to prevent competition from generics, Brazil decided to form a national consortium to develop a competing technology. The Brazilian consortium benefited from an internat

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Health Rights and Intellectual Property Rights: Ministry of Health Prior Consent for Pharmaceuticalcy for sanitary security must submit to the national industrial property institute before a pharmaceutical patent can be issued. This mechanism has been strongly challenged by pharmaceutical groups through the courts. In this chapter, which is devoted to “prior consent”, Eduardo Guimaraes shares wit

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Polymorph Drug Patents and Their Public Health Impact,es, a sociologist, describes a controversy over the patentability of polymorph molecules, involving a wide diversity of actors, from the chemists of the Oswaldo Cruz Foundation, the chemicals industry, the pharmaceuticals industry, the INPI, and the sanitary security institute, to the Interministeri

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Treatment Activism and Intellectual Property of Drugs in Brazil,organizations. The ethnographic studies of sociologist Pedro Villela enable us to see how the NGOs became familiar with intellectual property rights, from the early 2000s up to their involvement in the opposition to patents filed at the Brazilian national patent office. They recruit their own legal

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