Gilead Raises HCV Guidance Slightly, Still Mum On M&A
Executive Summary
Gilead thinks 2017 HCV sales could reach as high as $9bn, still down from 2016, but higher than projected six months ago. Meanwhile, sales of TAF-based HIV regimens continue to grow and gain market share.
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