J&J’s Symtuza Approved, But Commercial Outlook Uncertain
Executive Summary
The first HIV single-tablet regimen anchored by a protease inhibitor, Symtuza’s prospects are challenged by competitors already on the market and treatment guidelines that prefer integrase inhibitor regimens.
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