Poll respondents appreciate economic benefits of innovation and call for more protections
By Mark Grayson | July 11, 2017
Increasingly, economists and international organizations are recognizing innovation as one of the most important drivers of economic and social progress and stability. In fact, a report released...
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As U.S. looks to modernize NAFTA, strong enforcement of existing obligations should be a top priority
By Mark Grayson | June 13, 2017
Yesterday, PhRMA filed comments on negotiating objectives for the modernization of the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA). The Administration’s review of our trading relationship with...
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Foreign government price setting by any name harms innovation and access to medicines
By Kevin Haninger | June 6, 2017
In an effort to contain health care spending, some foreign governments mandate prices for innovative medicines at levels below the value they provide to patients, health care systems, and the...
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Administration’s Special 301 Report highlights deteriorating global environment for biopharmaceutical innovation
By Jay Taylor | May 23, 2017
In the latest publication of its annual Special 301 Report, the Office of the U.S. Trade Representative (USTR) brings renewed attention to intellectual property (IP) and market access challenges...
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Compulsory licensing: A misused and abused international trade law
By Jay Taylor | May 16, 2017
To maintain our position as the world’s top biopharmaceutical innovator, the U.S. biopharmaceutical industry needs predictable and reliable intellectual property protections. Compulsory licensing...
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It’s no coincidence that America leads the world in the discovery and development of new lifesaving medicines. U.S. biopharmaceutical innovators invest $60 billion in R&D annually – more than any...
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ICYMI: Ubl weighs in on how fair trade protects US biopharmaceutical innovation
By Mark Grayson | May 5, 2017
America’s biopharmaceutical leadership is a result of a robust medical innovation ecosystem driven by several factors: a free-market economy that rewards innovation, strong intellectual property...
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Illegal trade barriers discriminate against U.S. innovators
By Jay Taylor | May 2, 2017
America has long led the world in medical innovation – which brings breakthrough, lifesaving medicines to people around the world, and supplies 4.5 million biopharmaceutical jobs to American...
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Australia is making it harder to protect inventions. That’s bad for American businesses and jobs.
By Jay Taylor | April 25, 2017
Bringing a single new medicine to market requires substantial resources over many years. To ensure continued investment in the development of tomorrow’s breakthrough treatments and cures,...
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Trading fair means upholding the law: A focus on patents
By Jay Taylor | April 18, 2017
Patents are the linchpin of innovation. In the United States and other countries around the world, they provide temporary protection for new inventions. A fair, stable and predictable patent...
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