Q4 May Signal If Winlevi Can Give Wings To Sun’s US Specialty Sales
Executive Summary
Sun-Cassiopea’s first-in-class topical androgen receptor inhibitor, Winlevi, appears off to an encouraging start in the US, generating prescriptions from 80% of targeted physicians. Can it hold out in the competitive acne therapy segment and add sheen to Sun’s specialty portfolio?
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