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Pfizer’s Selzentry HIV Drug Faces India Opposition As Too Expensive (India)

This article was originally published in PharmAsia News

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Patient groups and two organizations are challenging the patent India gave to Pfizer for its Selzentry (maraviroc), one of a new class of oral AIDS drugs intended as second-line treatments. Medicines Sans frontiers and a Mumbai lawyer group are poring over the patent grant to see if it was justified, with an eye to questions raised about the drug by Europe's patent office. Challengers have a year from last June to mount an official challenge to granting a patent right. The U.S. FDA approved the drug in August. (Click here for more

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