Three For The Citi: Pfizer, Bristol, GSK Provide R&D, Pricing Briefings
Executive Summary
Pfizer’s Mikael Dolsten, Bristol’s Francis Cuss and GSK’s Andrew Witty gave updates on their companies’ progress and direction at the Citi Global Healthcare Conference. Immuno-oncology was a common thread in Dolsten and Cuss’ comments, while Witty talked about GSK’s revised pricing strategies.
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