AI, IP and Your Healthcare: And You Thought the Doctor’s Exam Was Intrusive!
AI is the next big thing, and most developers want to protect those programs and systems. The answer is intellectual property protection and specifically patent protection.
DeepMind has unlocked protein-based medicine – what does that mean for drug patents?
One of science's great puzzles is being solved by artificial intelligence and the answers shared freely on the internet. How can life sciences companies make the most of DeepMind's discoveries while protecting their own?
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Why Workflow Chaos Is Undermining Care – and What Providers Can Do About It.
Healthcare is drowning in chaos—from scattered data to burnout-inducing tasks. Discover how smarter workflows and real-time insights can rescue care teams and transform patient outcomes.
Generics companies face risk as SCOTUS questions patent tribunal’s constitutionality
The U.S. Supreme Court heard oral arguments Monday on the constitutionality of the Patent Trial and Appeal Board, an essential piece of the United States patent litigation puzzle and favored tool of generic and biosimilar patent challengers since its formation in 2012.
Trial and error, or the problem of clinical trial data exclusivity
Clinical trials are a necessary part of the creation and marketing of new drugs, but the way we incentivize them contributes to our current system of exorbitant pricing.
What SCOTUS’s refusal to review cases on patent-eligible subject means
A patent lawyer takes a closer look at the guidance on how to meet patent-eligibility standards using conclusions from recent court cases, including those denied by the Supreme Court.
American Well loses patent claim against Teladoc, plans appeal
American Well has already fired back. "This is Borders versus Amazon for healthcare," said Chairman and CEO Dr. Ido Schoenberg.
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The Top 5 Home Care Franchise Opportunities in the U.S.
The home care industry is booming. As Baby Boomers age and more families seek in-home solutions for loved ones, demand for home care services is at an all-time high.
Which drugs are going off-patent in 2016?
This will be a year in which generic drugmakers will have plenty of fodder - more than two dozen major drugs are going off-patent in 2016.
Medical device patent law: Changes, subtleties and tricks-of-the-trade secrets
The patent protection landscape’s been turned on its head in the past couple years, ever since the Leahy-Smith America Invents Act went into effect. A discussion at trade group Biocom’s DeviceFest in San Diego this week addressed some of these changes and subtleties as they apply to medical device companies: “Gone are the days of storing the notes of […]