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therapies to protect their patients. health providers may also be forced to make treatment decisions to the most curable patients other than to all who need them. shortages of critical drugs lead to worse health outcomes. bill, a problem is that many of the drugs or ingredients come from overseas. our country has little control over supply. u.s. farm ca, a nonprofit estimate india accounts for most of the fda-approved drug ingredient makers coming in at 48%. compare that to 22% from europe, 13% from china. the current shortage on the drugs we're experiencing is caused by the shutdown of a factory in india. the fda's short term solution, import more of the drug from china. it illustrates our reliance on foreign supply chains. back to you. >> bill: we have to figure this
autism and he was diagnosed when he was 2 years old and ever since then we've been working on therapies. and my wife mickey was always trying to look for things to help him with his motor skills because he had finger problems and she started with the rubik's cube to help strengthening his fingers and it took off from there. we found out he was good at it. >> and we're watching video of him doing this creamily fast and not just solving the cube in seconds but doing it with one hand as well. as max is heading into these competitions, how does he prepare? >> oh, he practices. usually he'll give himself about one or two hours before he goes into the competition, he tried to warm up and he's very, very much a stickler for doing the same thing before every competition so he has the same type of breakfast. but essentially what he does is he warms up as much as he can
government to develop innovative therapies for infectious diseases all around the world. and gates announced that he was in china, first time in china in some five years, and he said solving problems like climate change, health inequity, food insecurity, requires innovation from developing malaria drugs to investing in climate adaptation, china has a lot of experience in that. we need to unlock that kind of progress from more people around the world. back in 2020, that was when gates step down from the mooink o microsoft board to focus on global philanthropy. but several business leaders have been visiting china after it reopened after the zero covid measures. it includes elon musk, jamie dimon, tim cook. and while beijing is rolling out the red carpet for these leaders, tensions are high between the u.s. and china. in fact america's top diplomat
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