Kristina Lybecker

@DrLybecker

Professor of Economics fields of expertise: IP, innovation, global health, pharmaceutical policy, neglected diseases

Joined March 2013

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  1. 11 May 2017

    Don’t overlook stronger IP as a tool to improve access to innovative treatments.

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  2. 9 May 2017

    . Fair Pricing Forum too narrowly focused on price setting to improve access.

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  3. 16 May 2016

    The UN High Level Panel on Innovation and Access. Are they ignoring the real barriers to access to medicines?

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  4. 19 Sep 2015
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  5. Retweeted
    14 Sep 2015

    For public health, Australia should protect biologics with both robust patents and RDP - by

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  6. Retweeted
    15 Sep 2015

    Why is important to the pharmaceutical industry?

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  7. 14 Sep 2015

    Nat'l governments determine pricing and reimbursement of medicines. This won't change under the TTIP

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  8. 11 Sep 2015

    Increased efficiency can generate cost savings and translate into greater investment in the search for cures

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  9. 11 Sep 2015

    TTIP will harmonize of regulatory systems enabling quicker patient access to new treatments and cures

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  10. 11 Sep 2015

    TTIP will generate research cooperation, foster sharing of knowledge, and speed the launch of new treatments

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  11. Retweeted
    3 Sep 2015

    .: IP-intensive industries have double the sales & capital spending than non-IP-intensive industries

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  12. 8 Sep 2015

    Looking forward to discussing this Friday how the EU-US trade agreement impacts patients and industry

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  13. 24 Mar 2015
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  14. 8 Mar 2015

    can eliminate protectionist tariffs that raise the prices of medicines for the poorest and weakest.

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    . explains how undermining the data exclusivity provisions in threatens the future of .

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    Is the future of the most promising medical frontier under attack? weighs in:

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  17. 8 Mar 2015

    Nothing in stops medicines that have exhausted their patent lives from becoming available as generics

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  18. 3 Mar 2015

    My guest blog "Protect the Incentives for Hope, Treatment & Cures"

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  19. 26 Feb 2015

    Better awareness, screening, medicines can all reduce the global burden of familial hypercholesterolemia (FH)

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  20. 22 Feb 2015

    The therapeutic and economic value of incremental pharmaceutical innovation.

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