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China Eye health, despite being essential for most of us in our daily lives, receives significantly less research funding than fields like cancer or diabetes. According to IQVIA, global spending on oncology is expected to reach USD 440 billion by 2028, while ophthalmology will see just USD 38 billion. However, conditions…

China Diabetes is a growing health concern in China and – given the country’s population size – a major contributor to global diabetes levels. Indeed, a recent study in The Lancet estimates that China accounts for almost 18 percent (148 million) of the world’s 828 million diabetics, while World Bank data…

China There are over 7,000 different rare diseases globally, many of which affect only a handful of patients. However, given the scale of China’s population, rare diseases in the country take on an increased significance, something that Chinese policymakers have worked to address in recent years.   “China now introduces new…

China While China may be grappling with an economic slowdown and escalating geopolitical tensions, it remains the world’s second largest pharma market and a country that boasts an extraordinarily dynamic life sciences ecosystem. Eased restrictions on foreign investment have made it even more attractive for international pharma while China’s native innovators…

China Beyond political, cultural, economic, and linguistic concerns, the sheer pace of Chinese pharma’s development makes it challenging for international observers to fully grasp the sector’s intricacies, challenges, and numerous opportunities. Thankfully, in order to untangle this complex web PharmaBoardroom spoke directly to the heads of PhIRDA – the association representing…

China 2024 marks 30 years for Takeda in China, and the company has been outstripping the overall market to grow by double-digits in the country since 2020. Sean Shan discusses how he has led this remarkable trajectory, focusing on Takeda’s strategic vision, key product launches, and commitment to innovation. He highlights…

China Shawn Leung, CEO of Chinese biotech SinoMab, discusses the”Biotech 3.0″ philosophy that characterizes the company as it strives for both scientific innovation and differentiation. He highlights SinoMab’s atopic dermatitis and asthma candidate that aims to fill current treatment gaps and its rheumatoid arthritis therapy, which has already cleared two major…

USA The Biosecure Act has been excluded from a recent key defense spending bill, leaving its future unclear. But whether or not it ends up being passed, the legislation has already proved detrimental for the targeted Chinese companies and the new Trump administration’s “America first” stance may have other adverse effects…

China Dr Yingjia Zhang and Simon Hua of leading China-based CRO Biometas delve into the company’s rapid expansion in the preclinical space, strategic growth plans, and its positioning in the global CRO market. Focused on both organic growth and potential acquisitions, Biometas is leveraging a strong client base in the US…

China Jens Ewert, Life Science and Health Care Industry Leader at Deloitte China, provides an in-depth analysis of the development of China’s healthcare landscape over the previous past four years. Ewert highlights key trends such as the growing role of local biopharma players, the impact of value-based pricing, and the changing…

China Deng Haoqing, President and General Manager of Chiesi China, explores the company’s strategic growth in one of the world’s most dynamic healthcare markets. Deng discusses the alignment of Chiesi’s “AIR, CARE, and RARE” focus with China’s evolving healthcare priorities, highlighting efforts to bring innovation through local and global collaborations, including…

China Jun Liu, CEO & Executive Board Director of BioDlink, defines and explores the company’s strategic focus on antibody drug conjugates (ADCs), their global expansion plans, and role as a leading CDMO. Liu emphasises the balance of quality and cost efficiency, stating, “Our mission is to deliver exceptional value, ensuring we…