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In response to a letter about their original analysis, the authors clarify that the Bayh–Dole Act does allow the government to exercise march-in rights when patented, government-funded drugs are not made available on reasonable terms, including cases of excessive pricing. TApplying these rights aligns with Congress’s original intent to ensure publicly funded medicines serve the public interest.
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