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Posted 04 June 2012 | By Ansis Helmanis,
As the result of a new patent review process, Brazilian regulatory authority Anvisa is being given the authority to deny the grant of a patent for a medical product.
The agency can make deny a decision to grant a patent if it determines the patent would impede universal access to medicines-a Brazilian constitutional right. This so-called right of "prior consent" by Anvisa would be binding on Brazil's Patent and Trademark Office (INPI).
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