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BMS Has A Strong Pipeline, But Access Challenges Remain

 
• By Elizabeth Cairns

Bristol Myers Squibb’s head of major markets, Monica Shaw, wants to improve patients’ access to lifesaving therapies. And the group has several new products ready to roll.    

Bristol Myers Squibb office building in Brisbane, CA
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Monica Shaw joined Bristol Myers Squibb Company as head of major markets in September. Based in Zurich, she is senior vice president and head of European markets, overseeing 22 countries – the company’s largest territories outside the US. But the industry is in a tricky place, contending with political pressure to cut drug prices and reduce spending more generally.

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