Despite approvals of competing products from AbbVie, Merck, and Bristol-Myers Squibb, Gilead remains the market leader.
Pfizer’s Prevnar tops the list, according to data compiled by EvaluatePharma.
He was diagnosed years ago with a handful of autoimmune conditions, treating them with drugs like Abbvie’s Humira, which he helped commercialize.
Prescription rates dramatically decreased following the price hikes of Valeant’s Isuprel and Nitropress in 47 hospitals.
What’s holding back value-based pricing deals from moving beyond the pilot phase?
Five years ago, the notion of medical science liaisons as a guiding voice in the marketing mix was borderline preposterous. Now they’re called upon early and often.
AbbVie’s new HCV drug is cheaper than Gilead’s Harvoni; Lilly’s experimental migraine drugs beats placebo; Fitbit to launch smartwatch
The drugmaker is one step closer to a potential approval of its experimental cancer treatment.
Under siege from intense competition and the rise of value-based contracts, diabetes drugmakers look to outcomes data to stand out.
Medicare beneficiaries struggle to pay for COPD inhalers; Novartis partners with IBM Watson Health; Mylan hasn’t lowered EpiPen prices
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