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Intellectual Property

May 7, 2020

Patent protection and the coronavirus

The onset of COVID-19 flu has prompted physicians, researchers and health care practitioners to scramble to come up with treatment methods for the illness.

Dariush Adli

President
ADLI Law Group

444 S Flower St
Los Angeles , CA 90071

Email: adli@adlilaw.com

Univ of Michigan Law Sch; Ann Arbor MI

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The onset of COVID-19 flu has prompted physicians, researchers and health care practitioners to scramble to come up with treatment methods for the illness. Treatments in progress range from alleviating certain symptoms associated with the illness, to those promising a total cure. A key question for those engaged in such efforts is the extent to which the treatments could benefit from patent protection.

Reports on the proposed treatme...

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