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Richard Sullivan: What is the role for China reshaping Global Health for a low-cooperation world?

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Apr 10, 2025, 11:14

Richard Sullivan: What is the role for China reshaping Global Health for a low-cooperation world?

Richard Sullivan, Professor of Cancer and Global Health at King’s College London, shared an article by Mark P Lythgoe, et al. on LinkedIn:

“China has had one of the most rapid health and cancer transitions in the world.

A parallel drive around cancer R&D has led to impressive results in a wider range of cancer technologies, particularly immuno-oncology. But China has moved well beyond domestic boundaries to embrace global health and development.

In our new analysis we explore what role China may have in reshaping global health in an increasingly contested world.”

The rise of immuno-oncology in China: a challenge to western dominance?

Authors: Mark P Lythgoe, et al.

Richard Sullivan: What is the role for China reshaping Global Health for a low-cooperation world?

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