Prize4Life

Prize4Life is an effort to accelerate treatments for Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS). It was created by 32 year old Avichai “Avi” Kremer. According to news reports Kremer was diagnosed with ALS in 2004, and has only a few years to live. He started Prize4Life to raise money for prizes to stimulation research.


Here are some extracts from this moving story in the March 28 issue of the Boston Globe:

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IGWG Briefing Paper on Patent Pools

Sunday, 03 June 2007


 

IGWG Briefing Paper on Patent Pools

Collective Management of Intellectual Property  — The use of Patent Pools to expand access to essential medical technologies

KEI Research Note 2007:3 (1)

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2005: Letter of 162 experts asking World Health Organization to evaluate a proposed treaty framework for medical research and development.

The attached is a February 24, 2005 letter signed by 162 experts, asking the World Health Organization to Evaluate New Treaty Framework for Medical Research and Development The proposal for a Medical R&D Treaty (MRDT) was designed as an alternative… Continue Reading