Is America’s Antibiotic Supply at Risk?
The United States no longer produces crucial drugs like penicillin. Instead, China, a strategic rival, now dominates the world’s supply chain. With a global pandemic...
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China’s Antibiotics Dominance
By some estimates, 90 percent of the world’s supply of antibiotics originate at huge factories in China.