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In recent years, there have been major treatment advances in oncology – but, with cancer claiming millions of lives each year, there is still significant need for innovation to address the greatest needs of patients. How can we as a biopharmaceutical company protect the innovation ecosystem to support and promote discovery of novel therapies? Daniel Asch, Vice President of the Oncology Franchise weighs in on the transformative potential of cancer care at #PeopleVCancer. Watch here: https://bit.ly/4chTz4h PhRMA
Advancing cancer care through innovation is crucial. Looking forward to Daniel Asch's insights on supporting the discovery of novel therapies!
Enjoyed the discussion with you yesterday, Dan!
Great work, Dan!
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1moIt's because of big pharma, medical doctors in medical schools no longer learn how anything biological or pharmacological functions. Medical doctors can't even differentiate between fake/synthetic drugs and functional/organic compounds other than unthinkingly knowing the brand names/fake names of chemicals big pharma can sell. Medical doctors are big goverenment drug dealers who are board certified in fake medicine, created by big pharma. How does the FDA, created by big pharma too, approve drugs when the FDA does not test any synthetic drug the FDA approves? Conventional medicine is fake medicine and was never designed to serve the people by using only what works instead of only using whatever fake/synthetic drug big pharma can sell. Where did big pharma orginate from, post WWII?