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India: Bio-Medical Waste Management Rules Amended
  • SS Rana & Co
  • India
  • April 24 2018

The Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change has amended the Bio-Medical Waste Management Rules, 2016 (hereinafter referred to as “Parent

First Amendment Protects Manufacturer From Prop 65 Warning (and Maybe More)
  • Reed Smith LLP
  • USA
  • April 11 2018

It is probably a safe bet to say that many of the blog's readers settle in to enjoy these posts with a cup (or, on anticipated longer days after long

A ‘step’ toward better hygiene in Africa’s hospitals
  • Adams & Adams
  • South Africa
  • April 4 2018

According to the World Health Organization, health-care-associated infection (HAI) is a major global safety concern for both patients and health-care

Fast moving killers and other counterfeiting trends in Africa
  • Adams & Adams
  • Africa
  • April 4 2018

Economic conditions and the business environment in general have improved due to decolonisation, urbanisation, withdrawal of unfavourable sanctions

Superbugs 101
  • Barry.Nilsson. Lawyers
  • Australia
  • March 27 2018

Superbugs, known more technically as antimicrobial resistance, refer to microorganisms (like bacteria strains or viruses) which have developed

Procedures and strategies for pharmaceutical brands: Chile
  • Silva
  • Chile
  • March 13 2018

Two legal frameworks are applicable to pharmaceutical trademarks in Chile. On the one hand, the Industrial Property Law and its regulation set out the

WHO Names South African Listeria Outbreak World’s Largest
  • Keller and Heckman LLP
  • South Africa, Global
  • March 8 2018

According to the UN World Health Organization (WHO), South Africa is currently in the middle of the largest listeria outbreak ever seen. As of this

Something Rotten in Denmark? The International Criminalization of Drug Advertising
  • Morvillo Abramowitz Grand Iason & Anello PC
  • USA
  • February 20 2018

Sometimes, when it comes to drafting posts for The Insider, a little digging can turn up remarkable results. This week’s post demonstrates the point

Something Rotten in Denmark? The International Criminalization of Drug Advertising
  • Morvillo Abramowitz Grand Iason & Anello PC
  • USA, European Union
  • February 20 2018

Sometimes, when it comes to drafting posts for The Insider, a little digging can turn up remarkable results. This week’s post demonstrates the point

Counterfeiting in the pharmaceutical industry
  • Spoor & Fisher
  • South Africa
  • February 6 2018

Pharmaceutical products (medicine) form an important and vital part of any country's healthcare system. Yet the presence of counterfeit

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