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· 5/7/2024

Pamela Kay Humphries v. Robert Brian Buchanan

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  • noting that the patent holder “does not dispute that Ramipril [, a use of which is prior art,] is in fact effective at preventing or treating stroke, which is the entire premise of his patent”
  • expressing “skeptic[ism]” that the phrase “for the treat- ment or prevention of stroke” in a claim preamble was more than an expression of purpose for the claimed meth- od
  • “The inherent result must inevitably re- sult from the disclosed steps . . . .”

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