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Big Pharma Needs New Drugs. China Has Them

Bloomberg Markets Tuesday 15 September 2026, 19:28 UTC 1 min read
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Big Pharma is betting on China for its next blockbuster drugs — what that shift means for patients and the future of US biotech dominance.

Big Pharma is betting on China for its next blockbuster drugs — what that shift means for patients and the future of US biotech dominance. (Source: Bloomberg)
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