The Deadly Assassin Robin by Tristan Storm

Chapter 1154 We'll Always Be Loyal to You Robin stared at the bottle of Caffepan, deep in thought "The struggle between drug investors and patients needs a mediator to find balance.

"In theory, local governments should step in to solve this issue.

88% +8 Pearls "If they did, they could both protect pharmaceutical companies' profits and make medicine affordable, ultimately saving lives." Robin shook his head helplessly and continued, "Criele for instance, is known as the world's hub for low-cost generic drugs.

"In Draconia, a bottle of the patented drug Caffepan costs 40,000 dollars, while in Criele, it's only 200 dollars- and it's legal. Many nations rely on their pharmaceutical products.

"Criele has turned into the world's drug manufacturing hub due to its use of compulsory licensing for patents.

"Countries such as Autreynia manage drug-patient relationships through patent monopoly regulations. "These enforced measures can provide a temporary solution to the high cost of life-saving medications, offering patients a chance to extend their lives affordably.

"International patent law includes a unique clause that allows for compulsory licensing of pharmaceutical patents for public health reasons.

"Putting market rules aside and looking at this from a humanitarian angle, patent laws in the pharmaceutical field sometimes make exceptions for patents related to life-saving treatments. This perspective is rooted in the goal of treating illnesses and saving lives.

"Criele's approach is to enforce compulsory licensing on health-related patents. While this method is somewhat forceful and does harm the interests of patent holders to an extent, it has given many critically ill patients a chance to live longer.

"This strategy has earned genuine praise and widespread support from people across different countries and regions.

"Nations like Draconia and Elaria, although they also allow compulsory licensing of patents, have never put it into practice.

"They prioritize protecting patent holders' rights and fostering a healthy environment for new drug research. "As a result, relevant authorities strictly monitor the safety and reliability of medications.

"Domestic drug laws also require that imported medicines undergo review by the drug regulatory department. "Since drugs like Caffepan, made by Criele, don't receive import certificates, they're treated as counterfeit if they enter the country.

"This operation reflects the well-established legal systems in these regions.

1/3 12:09 Sun, Mar 30 Chapter 1154 We'll Always Be Loyal to You 88%% +8 Pearls "In contrast, places like Criele, where the legal framework is less clear, directly permit the production and export of generic drugs. This policy helps many patients who can't afford original medications by giving them access to cheaper alternatives that extend their lives.

"However, over time, it could discourage pharmaceutical developers from creating new drugs, "Developed nations with robust legal systems aim to safeguard patent holders of life-saving drugs. But the downside is the steep cost of patented medications, which many patients simply can't afford.

"Sfamilies end up financially ruined, and for those without the means to pay for treatment, giving up on life becomes their only option." Robin let out a sigh. “Isn't this situation heartbreaking? Solving this problem isn't difficult.

"The government could purchase the patent rights for these new drugs directly and then sell them at a reduced price, allowing patients to afford their treatment. Over time, the investment made to buy the patents could be recovered.

"This method is similar to funding public infrastructure projects like highways.

"The government would buy the patent, distribute the cost over time, and make the medicine affordable or even free for patients.

"It would benefit everyone-developers get fair compensation, patients receive affordable treatment, and investors profit as the investment gradually pays off.

"However, this strategy would impact the profits of intermediaries." Robin shrugged. "That's why it won't happen-because it hurts the interests of middlemen.” Shania's eyes sparkled as she gazed at Robin. She never thought the feared Divine Drakebane would care about saving lives.

Why hadn't the sophisticated leaders of Elaria cup with such a practical solution to help their people? Were they too busy with superficial matters to focus on real problems? Oisean nodded thoughtfully. "Mr. Ramsey, are you suggesting that Nine Stars should acquire the patent rights? "But our resources aren't nearly enough to support such a huge investment.

"While the capital might be recouped over time, Nine Stars can't afford the initial burden. It could even bankrupt us." Robin nodded. "I understand. This kind of plan requires a comprehensive approach to ensure long-term stability and growth.

"Ultimately, it would provide free access to medicine and healthcare for everyone. But such an idea challenges many vested interests.

"So, I've decided to start a pilot program on Qacalisle Island. We'll set up the Medical-Patient Alliance Foundation, bring together like-minded people, and create a medical institution where treatment is free. "Developers will earn good returns, and patients will receive care without any financial burden." 2/3 12:09 Sun, Mar 30 BT Chapter 1154 We'll Always Be Loyal to You 88%1 +8 Pearls

Oisean's excitement was clear. "Mr. Ramsey, my father and I are both in vision medical research. Your vision matches ours perfectly. This is the right path for humanity. "For doctors, healing the sick is a duty, and "However, this path is filled with obstacles.

"Ving people's suffering is the true calling of a healer.

of Elaria's leaders have acted with shocki here are always those who put profit above ethics, and sinhumanity "Mr. Ramsey, as long as we can secure the funding, we're committed to supporting your plan!"

Robin stood up decisively. "Good.

Luella and Kelsey will be in touch with you to work out the details. We need to resolve this within ten days.

"Many patients can't afford to wait any longer for their fe- ir fe-saving m medicine. Make sure this is handled properly. "And remember, if you deceiveagain, I won't hesitate to destroy the Coyles." Oisean was startled. "Does this mean we'll continue running Nine Stars?" Robin glanced at Oisean and Shania. "Nine Stars is always yours. Do you expectto manage it for you?" Overcwith emotion, Oisean fell to his knees. "Thank you, Mr. Ramsey! We'll always be loyal to you!" Tears flowed down Shania's cheeks as she witnessed the exchange.

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