AbbVie HCV Revenue Surprises Again, But Falloff Is Coming
Executive Summary
Led by eight-week, pan-genotypic combo Mavyret, AbbVie’s HCV franchise grows despite a declining US market that has taken a toll on competitors Gilead and Merck. Still, AbbVie expects a falloff in the third quarter.
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