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Samsung bioepis denies infringing blood treatment patent

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Published on: 04 July 2024
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Law360, London: Samsung Bioepis has fought back against an application by Alexion to prevent it from selling a biosimilar version of a patented blood treatment drug by a rival, telling a court that this will not infringe the protections of an AstraZeneca subsidiary over the medicine.

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