BMS Sighs In Relief As Opdivo Returns To Sales Growth
Executive Summary
With full-year 2020 and Q1 sales down due to pandemic, the company celebrates the PD-1 therapy’s growth in Q2. CAR-T products Breyanzi, Abecma are off to solid launches but face manufacturing hurdles.
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