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4 de August de 2023
Cannabis and IP: Nurturing innovation in Brazil’s Life Sciences industry
Check out the article “Cannabis and IP: Nurturing innovation in Brazil’s life sciences industry”, authored by Priscila Kashiwabara and Luan Scalzitti and published in Life Sciences Intellectual Property Review (LSIPR).
Providing an insightful overview of the cannabis industry’s rapid growth and the increasing need for tailored intellectual property (IP) protection, the article highlights the significance of medical cannabis, which possesses valuable pharmaceutical properties and is gaining legal recognition globally, thereby driving industry expansion.
The rising number of patent applications related to cannabis, especially in Brazil following regulatory changes, demands new approaches to navigate the evolving legal landscape in the cannabis industry. And we can help you with these.
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