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HIV Market Snapshot: Gilead's Biktarvy Set To Soar, But ViiV May Win In The End

 
• By Emily Hayes

Gilead's Biktarvy (B/F/TAF) single tablet is poised to become a huge success, surpassing competitors in the HIV market by far, but the GlaxoSmithKline-backed ViiV Healthcare looks better positioned in the long run.

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HIV market stalwart Gilead Sciences Inc. is once again positioned for huge success with its recently launched single-tablet regimen Biktarvy (BIC/F/TAF), but competitor ViiV Healthcare still could emerge as the market leader over the next decade, Datamonitor Healthcare analysts conclude.

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