Peter Kolchinsky 5/23/26 Peter Kolchinsky 5/23/26

The paradox of biotech protectionism: Why walling off China biotech weakens America

A US ban on Chinese biotech and clinical trial collaborations would return global pharmaceutical leadership to European pharmas and investors, slow American patient access to new medicines, and accelerate the US dependency that protectionism claims to prevent.

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The paradox of biotech protectionism: Why walling off China biotech weakens America