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Advinus Therapeutics CEO Rashmi Barbhaiya On Disruptive Innovation And India's R&D Edge: An Interview With PharmAsia News

This article was originally published in The Pink Sheet Daily

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Known for his thought-provoking views on transforming Indian pharmaceutical research, Barbhaiya says multinational companies should shed conventional methods when teaming up with Indian companies for true innovation to thrive.

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