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Shionogi Says UK Court Finds Its HIV Drug Patent Invalid, Set to Challenge Ruling
Shionogi said on November 28 that a patent court in the UK has found its patent related to HIV integrase inhibitors invalid as it does not satisfy description requirements, a ruling against which it plans to file an appeal. In…
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