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Dorothy frowned as she asked, "Does your boss have persecutory delusional disorder? It's already the twenty-first century now. The laws on patents are all very strict. As long as your medication has already been patented, there's no need for you to worry that other people will get their hands on your formula and misuse it then."

Liam shook his head and said, "Miss Chan, there is something that you don't know about. In the current pharmaceutical industry, only chemically synthesized drugs can truly be protected by patents. Patents can only be implemented for chemically synthesized drugs." 6

Dorothy asked, "Chemically synthesized drugs? What do you mean by that?"

Liam replied, "Chemically synthesized drugs have strict and clear chemical molecular equations and their chemical structures are also very stable. For instance, the specific drug for treating leukemia is Glenin and based on its chemical structure, it is actually imatinib mesylate. It is produced by Novartis, which is a pharmaceutical company based in Switzerland and it is one of the world's best-selling medicines for treating tumors and cancers. As long as Novartis applies for a patent for this chemical equation, then any other company which produces any medicine with the same chemical composition

and structure would be regarded as infringing the patent." 7

different proprietary Oskian medicinal herbs and materials. They are simply matched in specific proportions to achieve the perfect medicinal cure and effect. Albeit being a very effective formula, it is also very difficult to apply for a patent. It would be very difficult for this kind of medicine to be effectively protected by a patent, and it would be even more

Banlangan and sucrose. How can you possibly apply for a patent for this formula? As long as the formula for this medicine is leaked, then an ordinary person would also be able to make this medication on their own at home as

sue the ordinary people for infringement, you could at least sue the

his head and said, "Miss Chan, you're underthinking it. First of all, it's really difficult to apply for a patent for this kind of herbs that exist naturally in nature. For instance, almost everyone in Asia uses rice as a staple food. If one day, research shows that rice could be used to treat certain diseases and a pharmaceutical

the patent law is also very high. Take the medicine to eliminate heatiness, for instance-as long as the other party makes some adjustment to the original prescription, such as the dosage ratio, or substituting some of the individual herbs or materials with other similar medicinal material, then they would be able to perfectly avoid infringing the

to win over the crowd first and let the consumers recognize our brand and our medicine. This way, even if the competitors try to

similar effects to E-Hemostat. In fact, their ingredients and formula for their medications are basically the same. However, since E-Hemostat was the first medication to come up on the market and since it had become well-known earlier, they've already built up a strong base

your prescription for the stomach powder also obtained from the ancient Oskian prescriptions, then? Does this mean that you are also plagiarizing the

said,