quite a big move for a pharma company like astra.ield joins us. >> now head of european pharma. >> research at barclays. emily always a pleasure. >> to have you. >> on the program. so much to talk about in pharma right now. let me first kick off with astra. these results fresh out the gate this morning. and the stock is reacting quite well. what's your take. >> yeah i think there was a lot of. >> hesitation going into. >> results today particularly. >> as you know. >> they have this investigation going on in china. it's been flagged. >> by the. >> company that this could. impact their operations. so that was kind of. >> the. >> fear going into results. >> it looks like. >> that's totally manageable. >> and they're. >> making some. progress in moving towards a resolution there. so that was the big worry. and so that is moving in the right direction. and then sales for most of their key oncology products looked pretty good. so i think everyone's pretty. >> excited about the year they have ahead. >> and what about. >> the pipeline at as

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