In an Expert View column, Stephen Bennett (pictured) and Mary Foord-Weston, from UK-based law firm Hogan Lovells, consider the questions that new oncology treatments raise around the current intellectual property (IP) system.
Adoptive T-cell therapies are heralded as having the potential to revolutionize cancer treatment.
While only a few treatments have so far reached the market, these immunotherapies offer hope for patients whose disease has proved resistant to conventional treatment.
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