Chinese-designed drugs now account for roughly half the global pipeline. STAT's Jason Mast traveled to Shanghai to get an up-close look at the competition that's making American's nervous. Medicare research CMS Newsletters Log In My Account Subscribe Now My Account Settings Complete your personal information for a more tailored experience Saved Stories Billing Log Out Reporting from the frontiers of health and medicine Newsletters Log In My Account Subscribe Now Biotech Pharma Public Health Health Tech Policy Science First Opinion STAT+ STAT Events Search Log In Try STAT+ My Account My Account Settings Saved Stories Billing History Home Newsletter The…
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I am newly enamored with Hans Zinsser, a Harvard bacteriologist who in 1935 wrote “Rats, Lice and History,” a rather charming “biography” of typhus. Got it for a buck at an estate sale.
Favorite line: “there is no arsphenamin for the psychic treponema” — which, in context, basically means, “pretension has no cure.”
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