Mylan Breathes Life Into Its Specialty Pharma Unit
Executive Summary
In its first investor meeting in four years, Mylan lays out plans to barge over the generics industry’s post-2013 so-called ‘reverse patent cliff’ by focusing on high-barrier-to-entry products – including generic Advair – and portfolio and geographic diversification.
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