Pharma Can Reset Reputation In Pandemic, Says Novartis CEO
'Once-In-A-Generation Opportunity'
Executive Summary
Vas Narasimhan hopes that donations and the "unprecedented collaborations" between drugmakers trying to overcome the COVID-19 pandemic is leading to a shift in the perception of the value of the sector to society.
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