The Staying Power of Small Molecules
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We asked the 2026 Power List whether newer modalities have eclipsed small molecules – and where the traditional mainstay still wins
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Claudia Zylberberg discusses building the infrastructure, partnerships, and policies needed to bring advanced therapies to patients at scale
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