Gilead Coming To The End Of HCV Road With Triple-Drug Regimen
Executive Summary
Gilead reported an expected and continued sales decline in HCV – an area in which the company soon will be done with R&D, since unmet needs have been filled or will be soon by drug regimens from Gilead and its competitors. The company is hunting new assets, but taking a disciplined approach on price and quality.
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