Universal healthcare: navigatiing the intellectual property and trade regime

By:

Shridhar, Manisha

Contributor(s):

Nadda, Jagat Prakash & Paul, Vinod K. (Fwd.)

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Bangalore Thomson Reuters 2024Description: 882 pISBN:

9789395696975

Subject(s):

DDC classification:

346.046 SHR

Summary: Universal Healthcare examines how addressing a conglomeration of factors cutting across these seemingly unrelated domains would enable universal healthcare. It critically evaluates the influence of intellectual property and the associated trade treaties upon health governance, specifically the ambition of universal healthcare. The effort in this book has been to lay bare the facts, history, and evolution of public health and intellectual property, and explain how their paths have crossed and impacted each other and how they could complement each other.

List(s) this item appears in: New Arrivals April, 2025 | Social sector

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Universal Healthcare examines how addressing a conglomeration of factors cutting across these seemingly unrelated domains would enable universal healthcare. It critically evaluates the influence of intellectual property and the associated trade treaties upon health governance, specifically the ambition of universal healthcare. The effort in this book has been to lay bare the facts, history, and evolution of public health and intellectual property, and explain how their paths have crossed and impacted each other and how they could complement each other.

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