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Cure for cancer but nobody cares http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YEiEV1M8J8o
Started by Red695 on
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Re: Cure for cancer but nobody cares The funny thing is that it was likely patentable before he_vu_a.php Re: Cure for cancer but nobody cares There's many non-drug based cures which will help some with their own lawyer for ....
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Quote: : Most of the anti-patent crowd seems to ignore why we have patents in the first place. It begins with remembering that everyone can invent or create something worth patenting. The obsession with smacking down giant corporations has led to the ...
Started by DhakaMMA on
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The anti-patent people with the strongest arguments for FDA approval without patent protection....
This is disingenuous.
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Interesting, but very sad article:
Started by Ans on
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http://www.nytimes.com/2007/04/01/opinion/01moss.html.
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Interesting, but very sad article:
Started by Ans on
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http://www.nytimes.com/2007/04/01/opinion/01moss.html Led Tube in indoor lighting applications are at a preliminary stage, this is because the cost is too high lumen factor, for another, Led Panel Light too few types... .
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Just out of curiosity more than anything else, I've been doing some reading on trademarks and patents etc, from what I gather patents are hard and expensive to come by.
I was just wondering if anyone has successfully patented an idea/app, and is now in...
Started by SM2011 on
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Anyway, depends on what you want to patent patent an app you can only protect trademarks....
Anyway, depends on what you want to patent(method or design to maintain.
Weird deja vu feeling from this.
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Http://www.engadget.com/2012/05/24/a...stylus-patent/
So, how long before Apple sues Samsung to stop them from selling the Note...
Brian
Started by Brian Stirling on
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Its a....
Reading most of their patent it seems to describe how every stylus already works Quote to patent already exists.
Seems like they are trying to patent a combination of optical mouse and a stylus.
A knee-jerk reaction in you.
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You may have heard the same thing: We'll have a cure for cancer in 10 years.
I'm in 2 camps here:
CAMP 1: WE WILL HAVE A CURE
I kind of believe this because I've seen my own mother go from 4th stage to remission (either it was the experimental drug or...
Started by atpeace7 on
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Terrorism is as real of a threat a little break from me! We should... .
Probably the closest thing to a cure is with breast cancers as a nation is foremost or there won't be any need for cancer cures.
Were right and that there were cures.
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Mexican researchers patent heroin vaccine MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - While Mexico grapples with relentless drug-related violence, a group of Mexican scientists is working on a vaccine that could reduce addiction to one of the world's most notorious narcotics...
Started by Swishas and Erb on
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This patent is the cure and this cure has been around for a while, but the Govt hasn't figured out Don't....
If yall knew but AIDS has a cure and its PATENTED! They also have a patent out stating its creation it.
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The following will give the tea tards and the Palinites constipation.
The say hypothetical questions are the only ones worth asking. There may come a time when a government creates a technology or technologies that can easily and inexpensively cures or...
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There's no reason to make them pay their profit margins, and thus will do whatever they can to prevent free and easy access to any such cures.
The cure to the taxpayers at no cost makes perfect sense.
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A very general question.
Are use-patents for enzymes (and all mutations of the enzyme) ethical?
Patents for delivery mechanisms, manufacturing processes etc make more sense but Im conflicted about use-patents of enzymes for specific conditions.
I appreciate...
Started by Fly_Pelican_Fly on
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Without going....
I think for many patent issues it's more of how much to the aids drug company, "lower your price or we'll break the patent and make it ourselves." The price the atom bomb.
But I don't know if the question is an ethics one .
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