Praluent Lives On As US Court Vacates Amgen's PCSK9 Patent Win
Executive Summary
While sales of Sanofi/Regeneron's Praluent, which will remain on the US market for the time being, could see a small boost, larger commercial challenges in the PCSK9 category linger.
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