Commonwealth v. Rivera-Hernandez, J.

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• holding that method of treatment by administering drug at certain dosage ranges based on a patient’s genotype was not directed to a natural law
• holding that method of treatment by administering drug at certain dosage ranges based on a patient's genotype was not directed to a natural law
• holding that subject matter jurisdiction exists when plaintiff alleges that ANDA filer infringed plaintiff’s patent “by filing the ANDA”
• holding that “[t]he contents of the label itself may permit the inference of specific intent to encourage, recommend, or promote infringement”
• noting that the eligible claims were directed at “treatment steps,” not a “diagnostic method”
• including claim limitations of specific 16 dosages was significant to finding a new way of using an existing drug was not merely 17 directed to a law of nature.

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