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If US patent issuance is any guide Australia's Life Science sector bats above its weight. We analysed patents granted by the US Patent and Trademark Office in 2015 where the patent classification was A61K, which broadly describes patents over new drugs, medical devices and cosmetics. On our reckoning Australia was the 15th highest recipient of Life Sciences patents in the world in 2015. 
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Stuart RobertsSenior Analyst, NDF Research Archives
April 2018
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