FDA Approval Of Xarelto Bodes Well For Drug’s Future Expansion
Executive Summary
The July 1 approval of Johnson & Johnson’s novel anticoagulant Xarelto for prevention of deep vein thrombosis is an important step for J&J and its ex-U.S. partner Bayer AG as they gear up to play in the highly promising but increasingly complicated world of novel anticoagulants.
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