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Cancer drugs from space? Why pharma firms are looking beyond Earth to manufacture next-gen medicines

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Pharma companies are exploring space-based manufacturing to grow drug crystals in microgravity, potentially improving cancer drug formulations. Companies such as Varda and BioOrbit are testing whether orbiting laboratories can make next-gen medicines commercially viable.

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