J.P. Morgan Notebook, Jan. 13: Drug Costs, Gilead, Valeant, Allergan/Actavis, Bristol
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Executive Summary
Welcome to “The Pink Sheet” DAILY’s round-up of news and notes from the 2015 J.P. Morgan Healthcare Conference in San Francisco. Pricing talk dominates day two, and companies weigh in on the fallout from failed M&A.
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