Swiss-based Debiopharm International SA said on February 21 that it has filed an appeal with Japan’s Supreme Court against a lower-court ruling that found an Elplat (oxaliplatin) generic marketed by Nippon Kayaku does not infringe its patent. Debiopharm has demanded…
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