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Gilead denied patent for hepatitis C drug sofosbuvir in India
Key Hepatitis C Patent Rejected In India For Lack Of Novelty, Inventive Step
High priced hepatitis C treatments spark massive public outcry and political debate in Spain
ISDS decision delayed to end of TTIP talks
Development aid popular among EU citizens, despite widespread ignorance
Negotiating financing for development commitments: Lessons from OGP
Trends in humanitarian policy and practice: What to watch in 2015
4 âDEVELOPMENT CRYSTAL BALLâ IDEAS FOR 2015
New Ebola cases slump in all three worst-hit countries: WHO
Where Do We Stand in The Fight Against Ebola? A Conversation with CDC Director Tom Frieden
Two leading Ebola vaccines show âacceptable safetyâ â UN health agency
‘Extreme measures’ needed to see Ebola shot development through
1st Ebola Clinic For Pregnant Women Opens In Sierra Leone
UN study finds increase in women managers, urges greater efforts for workforce equality
Why gay rights is a development issue in Africa, and aid agencies should speak up
Bangladeshâs politicians should keep their hands off Grameen Bank
Argentina Celebrates New Year Free of Trans Fats
CARICOM, Trans-Pacific Partnership, And IP Law & Policy: What Next?
TRIPS, Patents and Innovation: A Necessary Reappraisal?
End in sight for World Bank’s controversial reforms
Bad News, and Good, on Antibiotic Resistance
Guinea worm on the brink of eradication, says Carter Center
WHO grants approval for safe, effective meningitis A vaccine for infants
Better prevention could cut leprosy complication’s high cost for Indian families â study