China's Rise in Global Clinical Trials: Regulatory Reforms and US Competitiveness
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Theo Jaffee and Gabriel Dickinson interview Cremieux about China's rapid ascent to global leadership in clinical trial output. The discussion covers China's regulatory reforms that accelerated this progress, the surge in novel drug development, and what the US would need to change to maintain competitiveness in biomedical innovation.
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The surge in novel drug development in China represents a major shift in the global biomedical landscape.
The US would need to change several factors to stay competitive in biomedical innovation.
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