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China is racing to cure cancer. America can’t afford to lose

Turning 65 today means something very different than it did 30 years ago. Today’s seniors experienced the antibiotic revolution, the cardiac care breakthrough, and the dawn of cancer therapies that weren’t available during their parents’ time. Those breakthroughs were made possible by decades of investment in medical research and an innovation ecosystem that turns scientific […]

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Washington ExaminerLean R·1h ago
China is racing to cure cancer. America can’t afford to lose
Turning 65 today means something very different than it did 30 years ago. Today’s seniors experienced the antibiotic revolution, the cardiac care breakthrough, and the dawn of cancer therapies that weren’t available during their parents’ time. Those breakthroughs were made possible by decades of investment in medical research and an innovation ecosystem that turns scientific […]
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