Ping An, Philips filed the most digital health patents in last 3 years: report
Ping An Insurance Group and Philips were the world’s most prolific digital health patent applicants in the last three years, according to the China Digital Technology Development Working Committee (CDTC).
Apollo unit files patent lawsuit against Indian generic drugmaker
Apollo Global Management’s wholly-owned unit, Covis Pharma, alleged that Indian pharmaceutical company Eugia and its parent Aurobindo infringed upon two of its patents (US10471075B1 and US9844558B1). Both patents concern its Makena product, an injectable treatment that is used to reduce the risk of premature birth.
Drug patent listing and exclusivity clarified in new US bill
The Orange Book Transparency Act of 2020 (H.R. 1503) was signed into law last January 5, 2021. The Act updates regulations of the US Food and Drug Administration concerning the Approved Drug Products with Therapeutic Equivalence Evaluations (more commonly known as the Orange Book) which contains publicly available patent and exclusivity information, particularly on approved and available generic drugs.
US denied dismissal of contract breach claims in Gilead patent dispute
An interesting corner of the growing world of AI is its adoption in the automotive industry. As automakers are racing to develop driverless vehicles for widespread adoption, they recognize that leveraging AI-powered solutions and features will be the key differentiators for their brand.
Healthcare Roundup: Recent IP Lawsuits in the Industry
Parola Analytics looks into recent news in the healthcare sector concerning intellectual property beyond the COVID-19 vaccine
AstraZeneca and Oxford’s COVID-19 Vaccine: Balancing Profit Motive and Public Interest
Just weeks after Pfizer and Moderna unveil successful clinical trials for their COVID-19 vaccine candidates, a third pharmaceutical giant makes headway with its potential answer to the pandemic. On November 23, Britain’s AstraZeneca published interim trial results for AZD1222, a vaccine it co-developed with the University of Oxford.
Pfizer/BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine gets approval for UK rollout
UK regulator Medicines and Healthcare Products Regulatory Authority (MHRA) has given emergency approval to Pfizer and BioNTech’s vaccine on December 2, making the UK the first country to approve a COVID-19 vaccine for widespread use.
A Tale of Two Vaccines: A Closer Look at Pfizer and Moderna
On November 16, Moderna claimed the latest breakthrough with its vaccine candidate mRNA-1237, deemed 94.5% effective against COVID-19 — just within striking distance of Pfizer’s vaccine, which demonstrated 95% efficacy according to the pharma giant.
Mechanical Ventilators
As COVID-19 becomes a global pandemic, we see a dramatic rise in the demand for ventilators.
Face mask innovation in the US
As the number of confirmed cases continue to rise globally – the US alone having 928,619 cases as of April 25 – the demand for medical supplies and personal protective equipment (PPE) has also risen dramatically.
