J&J's Quad HIV Combo Likely To Pass CHMP; EU Market Uptake Is Trickier
Executive Summary
Johnson & Johnson's quadruple HIV combination is likely to win a positive recommendation for approval in Europe this week – but clever positioning will be required to secure strong uptake for the combination considering its late entry onto a competitive market place.
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