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9 December 2019Big PharmaSaman Javed

TAG supports opposition of Sanofi TB drug patents in India

Treatment Action Group ( TAG), a US-based organisation focused on research of diseases such as HIV/AIDS and tuberculosis (TB), has applauded an opposition that aims to block Sanofi from patenting a new TB drug in India.

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