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The Trouble With IP for Digital Health and Precision Medicine

by Ha Kung Wong; April Breyer Menon
July 19, 2022

Venable’s Ha Kung Wong and April Breyer Menon break down the issues that digital health and precision medicine face with IP and the history of case law that has created the current landscape for the Center for Biosimilars.

Precision medicine is changing the treatment landscape for countless patients, but with the transformational advances come a host of intellectual property (IP) issues that must be overcome to ensure the continued evolution of these life changing technologies. With a focus on digital health, we will discuss what precision medicine is and the IP hurdles it faces, such as patent subject matter eligibility, proving infringement, and software licensing.

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