In Brief: Home HIV test
This article was originally published in The Tan Sheet
Executive Summary
Home HIV test: Chiron predicts FDA approval "by the middle of this year" for Johnson & Johnson's Confide home HIV kit. "J&J plans to do a test launch in about four cities this year and then roll it out nationally in all markets in 1996," Chiron VP-Corporate Communications Larry Kurtz told attendees at the Alex. Brown healthcare seminar May 17 in Baltimore. Chiron and J&J's Direct Access Diagnostics entered an agreement last fall under which Chiron has an option to pay J&J $12 mil. during 1994 and 1995 in exchange for a 50-50 split of pre-tax profits generated by Confide...
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