Bristol Still Rules Immuno-Oncology, But For How Long?
Executive Summary
At $920m, sales for Opdivo still overshadow competitors, but market dynamics are set to change with introduction of Merck's Keytruda in first-line lung cancer and Roche's Tecentriq in second-line lung.
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