In a presentation highlighting its 2009 R&D priorities, Gilead Sciences revealed the progress it is making in diversifying its pipeline beyond antivirals.
The California-based firm is the number one drugmaker by sales of HIV drugs in the USA and a pipeline update released alongside its fourth-quarter 2008 results (Marketletter February 2) shows it is expanding into new disease areas.
The company's lead investigational candidate in the field of cardiovascular medicine is darusentan, an oral endothelin receptor antagonist, for resistant hypertension.
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