- Pravastatin sales will soon exceed $1 billion annually, possibly even this year, according to Bristol-Myers Squibb chairman Charles Heimbold. The firm expects the US Food and Drug Administration to approve the drug soon to reduce heart attacks in otherwise healthy patients with hypercholesterolemia; the drug was recently approved the drug for use in patients who already have heart disease. Sales of the diabetes drug Glucophage (metformin) are projected to be $200-$250 million in its first year.
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