Jamie Love reports from Geneva that Canada is working together with the U.S., E.U., and Norway to kill a proposal to begin negotiations on a Medical Research & Development Treaty that enjoys support from a cross-section of the developing world. The negotiations are taking place this week in Geneva at […]
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Open Access and Public Health
The World Health Organization’s regular bulletin includes an interesting editorial on the link between open access and public health.
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