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New Delhi, 22 July 2024: The Indian Patent Office’s rejection of Johnson & Johnson’s (J&J) application for the paediatric version of its anti-tuberculosis (TB) drug, bedaquiline, is likely to have broader implications for access to cost-effective TB treatment,......
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Source : The Hindustan Times
Indian Patent Office
Johnson & Johnson
anti-tuberculosis drug
bedaquiline
drug-resistant TB
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