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China has a chokehold on your medicine cabinet. It’s a national security threat

The United States produces just 3% of active pharmaceutical ingredients while China controls 45%, creating a dangerous drug supply chain crisis.

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China has a chokehold on your medicine cabinet. It’s a national security threat
The United States produces just 3% of active pharmaceutical ingredients while China controls 45%, creating a dangerous drug supply chain crisis.
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