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14-Jun-2007
Infectious tropical diseases exact a heavy toll on families, societies and economies, particularly in developing countries. The World Health Organisation estimates that one billion people suffer from these dieases, but there are few new treatments or cures.
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04-Jun-2007
Governments should work more closely with companies and strengthen enforcement to fight the rising global trade in counterfeit and pirated goods, according to a new OECD report.
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01-Mar-2006
OECD member countries have adopted an agreed set of Guidelines for the Licensing of Genetic Inventions used in healthcare, in a move designed to help people benefit more widely from advances in genetics while making research and innovation faster and more efficient.
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21-Apr-2005
These sites are a one-stop-shop for OECD work on member countries. You will find the publications and documents published on each member country, useful information on the national delegation and the country profiles which provide 100 key indicators.
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25-Apr-2003
This booklet describes how biotechnology and genomics science can be used to fight neglected infectious diseases as well as reviewing the challenges facing Governments to overcome market failure in supply ...
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17-Apr-2003
The Working Party on Biotechnology has agreed to hold a Workshop on Human Genetic Research Databases - Issues of Privacy and Security in Tokyo, Japan in early 2004. The workshop focus is on privacy and ...
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01-Oct-2002
New diseases, the resurgence of diseases once thought to be eradicated or contained and the threat of deliberately spread infectious diseases are a major problem worldwide. The OECD is promoting international ...
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01-Jul-2002
Highlights of the Workshop on Genetic Inventions, IPRs and Licensing Practices, held in Berlin, Germany on 24-25 January 2002.
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03-Dec-2001
Living modified organisms contribute to a safer, more secure global food supply but their effects on the environment require continuing scientific investigation. That was the consensus of the OECD/US international ...
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