Jason& Katie wrote:
> i understand this, but they are patenting a new process that gives them a
> drug with a different chemical configuration which is technically a
> different drug even though it has (supposedly) the same effect, and as far
> as i know an effect cannot be patented, just the pa
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From: "Chip Mefford" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To:
Sent: Friday, January 19, 2007 5:55 AM
Subject: Re: [Biofuel] I don't get it,
> Jason& Katie wrote:
>> http://www.bitlaw.com/source/35usc/101.html
>> it goes on to say in article 102 that if it is no
Jason& Katie wrote:
> http://www.bitlaw.com/source/35usc/101.html
> it goes on to say in article 102 that if it is not the item or >process<
> (big emphasis- the process is basically the invention) originally patented,
> then it can be patented to the new inventor without infringing on the
> ori
27;s patent.
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From: "Chip Mefford" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To:
Sent: Thursday, January 18, 2007 6:49 AM
Subject: Re: [Biofuel] I don't get it,
> Jason& Katie wrote:
>> actually if an improvement or modification is made to an existing patent
>
But what if the same company that did the tweaking owned the original
version's patent?
I don't think they'd sue themselves. If it were a different company they
could do a backroom
deal. It is all about money, lots of it. As long as folks don't get it, that
prescription drugs are
not the savior
Joe Street wrote:
>
> Chip Mefford wrote:
>
> SNIP
>
>> Look, if you have a patented widget, and I take your
>> widget, reverse engineer it, and replace all the
>> phillips head bolts with hex bolts because they
>> don't strip as easily,
>>
> Why not use Robertsons? They're better ;)
>
> Jo
Chip Mefford wrote:
SNIP
>
>Look, if you have a patented widget, and I take your
>widget, reverse engineer it, and replace all the
>phillips head bolts with hex bolts because they
>don't strip as easily,
>
>
Why not use Robertsons? They're better ;)
Joe
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That's not to say that there aren't
cases where using modern drugs might be appropriate, but it needs a
systems approach, not a silver bullet.
Quite true. If there were really cheap versions of all the rediculous drugs
we have in the US, I don't think it would be an improvement -- probably be
Which brings up the question, why not just start producing the patented
drugs in direct conflict with the law. Since when are you required to kill
people because the law says you must. Sounds like a law that need to be
disobeyed to me. What is the patent holder going to do about it? Sue
them?
Jason& Katie wrote:
> actually if an improvement or modification is made to an existing patent
> then it can itself can be patented as a whole new invention (at least in
> america.)
I don't think so.
Can you cite an example where:
a patented work was taken, and modified
with the expressed inte
ave done the poor more good than the pills ever will.
Everyone, not just the poor.
All best
Keith
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>From: "Chip Mefford" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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>Sent: Thursday, January 18, 2007 1:12 AM
>Subject: [Biofuel] I don't get it, (was: Sh
ct: Re: [Biofuel] I don't get it,
> Bob Molloy wrote:
>> Chip Melford asked: "So, how does tweaking a substance protected by
>> patent
>> .achieve anything other than broken law or five or more?
>>
>> The answer was there in the original post:
Bob Molloy wrote:
> Chip Melford asked: "So, how does tweaking a substance protected by patent
> .achieve anything other than broken law or five or more?
>
> The answer was there in the original post:
>
> Quote:
> The potential benefits and geopolitical implications of this approach
> are
d make any kind of political action almost
impossible are a thing of the past.
Unquote.
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From: "Chip Mefford" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To:
Sent: Thursday, January 18, 2007 1:12 AM
Subject: [Biofuel] I don't get it, (was: Shakeup for Big Pharm)
Bob Molloy wrote:
> Hi All,
> Something to ponder, a helluva shakeup for Big Pharm.
> Regards,
> Bob.
>
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> Medical Breakthrough Could Change Global Politics
> By Chris Floyd
> t r u t h o u t | UK Correspondent
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