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Catchup Capsule: Key APAC Insights You Need To Read

 
• By Ian Haydock

Given its ever-growing role as a critical region for the global biopharma industry, you can’t afford not to be up to speed on Asia. This selection of recent insights from our experienced on-the-ground team will help.

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Executives from Mumbai-based Sun Pharma were among Scrip's recent interviewees • Source: Alamy

A selection of key stories and an audio interview from the past few weeks from the Asia-based content team for Scrip and the Pink Sheet, reflecting the diversity and depth of issues facing the biopharma industry in this critical and fast-changing region.

In this edition: an interview with senior executives at India's largest pharma firm; China tightens accounting rules; a Korean venture...

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