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Why did FDA decide to ask you to pull the ChemoCentryx drug? Was there some litigation or some correspondence? Like, what prompted it in the first place?
is that time line driven by the 4.5-year follow-up? Or is it rather because you're hitting those predefined events of 750 plus on the triple and 1250 on the quadruple?
are payers aware of this dynamic? And what do you see as a realistic market share aspiration knowing that your competitor might potentially be 2 times the price?
How important is it for you to hit on the EGFR endpoint beyond the primary endpoint
in a scenario where we do see a trend, how do you see that impacting the LEQEMBI franchise
I wanted to touch up briefly on your long-term commitment to Alzheimer's and the status of Eisai relationship
In a scenario where Lilly hits Trailblazer Alzheimer’s three in preclinical on the progression endpoint how does that factor into your thinking
I was really looking forward to a possible update on your Phase 2 ulcerative colitis trial of the oral alpha4beta7
can you speak to your confidence overall heading into this interim? And is it fair to say that the size of the indication is generally similar with triple-negative breast
I noticed a $39 million sales number in 3Q. And I'm trying to make sense of it. By my rough math, it sounds like about 3,000 patients initiated in 3Q
In a scenario where the industry does converge around an MFN proposal, which is focused on Medicaid, how do you see the impact to Gilead business
how many of those nine cases had -- of ICANS had tremors, bradykinesia, or any other motor dysfunction
1Q 7 million [indiscernible] and $4.1 billion sales for Zepbound in U.S., meaning it's about $580 per prescription
I'm just trying to think out loud what the long-term implications of that could look like, especially with all the competition coming
there's a lot of commentary on some of the expectations you've laid out on orforglipron pricing framework. If you could expand on that
on the more important ITT-like treatment estimand, orfo is tracking at 9% placebo adjusted. Oral sema is almost 14% placebo adjusted
Could you confirm there was no numerical imbalance on ALT above 5x? And on diarrhea, I recall it was in the low to mid-20s across the second highest and highest dose
there's one trial in particular I noticed has not been initiated or may not be in the plans, which is an outcomes trial
by my math, it looks like the incremental patients may have had an MMR achievement rate of something like 2 out of 10
trying to balance today the fact that you are laying out a $70 billion non-risk adjusted revenue opportunity
It sounds to me like that's a little longer than I would have expected to get the readout out there on 150-patient trial
can we reasonably assume everything is, in fact, on track and you are still in a position
are you intending to keep the IP KEYTRUDA sub q here in US? Rather than Ireland as we head towards
do you feel reasonably comfortable that WINREVAIR can grow about 100% year-over-year from the fourth quarter
what's the likelihood that Pfizer entertains a transformative M&A in near or medium term, which could end up impacting dividend as we've seen in history?
could you remind us if the 9.6 milligram monthly dose was the reaction to the data today? Or was that already being contemplated
I was very intrigued by a Phase IIb trial you guys initiated on an oral drug in atopic derm. Could you confirm if it's a STAT6 inhibitor
from an R&D perspective, can we make sure you'll be evaluating all the new data that's imminent, for example, the monthly transition
did you take any interim look to see how the effect size is tracking?
is administration pushing back with sort of balancing those two?
How much of that pressure could be offset by potential OpEx cuts that you're taking underway? I guess said differently, can you hold net income at or near current levels?
if you could just expand on the free cash flow year-over-year and what some of the drivers are
could you break down for us the $650 million as it is broken down between COGS versus SG&A versus R&D
what kind of payer guidelines engagement are you thinking? Is it going to be a multimodal pain pathways
How are you thinking on the proportion of the risk India versus EU? It looks like we're going to have 2 different kind of tariffs for each region
surgeons have historically hesitated doing NSAIDs for bleeding reasons in surgery setting
remind us about your manufacturing network for your US business, the India facilities versus Morgantown
I'm just curious about the thought process around how you guys communicated that to investors previously
what's the new information you've learned perhaps on a blinded basis for the ongoing trials, which drove the decision to put in another $100 million