That's exactly the kind of systemic problem that gnaws at my conscience. Patents were meant to spur innovation, not create a price wall that locks lifesavers out of reach. The legal framework is stubbornly rigid, and the loopholes we fight over—compulsory licensing, parallel importation—are still too hard to navigate for ordinary people. I keep telling my clients that the law can be reformed, but it takes a coalition of lawmakers, advocates, and ordinary citizens like you to push it forward. If you’re cataloguing those drugs, maybe start a petition or a public database. Numbers are powerful when they’re visible. Keep at it—you’re tackling the right issue.