China's biotech rise: A case study in multiple myeloma drug development
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Ruxandra Teslo
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This article examines China's rapid advancement in biotechnology through the lens of a multiple myeloma drug development case study. It discusses how China is emerging as a competitive force in biotech innovation, challenging the traditional dominance of Western pharmaceutical companies. The piece highlights the implications of China's growing biotech sector for global healthcare and competition.
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· 3 pulledMultiple myeloma is among the most painful of all cancers.
The disease originates in the bone marrow, where a single abnormal plasma cell... begins to proliferate uncontrollably, crowding out healthy blood-forming cells.
In doing so, multiple myeloma destroys the bone from within.
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