NASEM releases report on medical supply-chain resiliency
Supply chains have never had a higher profile than they do right now, but there is no singular “silver bullet” to blame for the medical product supply chain problem. And while the reliance on other countries for manufacturing has had its drawbacks, on-shoring the entire supply chain is costly and not feasible.
That’s the assessment from the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, Medicine, starting off its consensus study report on resilience in the US’s medical product supply chains. Released Thursday, the report acknowledges what we already knew: the products we take for granted every day are not as easy to obtain.
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