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Industry innovation: How has COVID-19 changed global healthcare?

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From the start of the pandemic, the healthcare industry were quick to respond. Image: REUTERS/Carlos Jasso

Leigh Jansen
Associate Partner, McKinsey & Company
Laura Furstenthal
Senior Partner, McKinsey & Company
Daniel Cohen
Associate Partner, McKinsey & Company
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Those who innovate in times of adversity, stand to benefit. Image: McKinsey&Company
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