Giovanni Caforio, Bristol Myers Squibb CEO (Nicolas Messyasz/Sipa via AP Images)

Bris­tol My­er­s' Caforio: CELMoDs have po­ten­tial to re­place Revlim­id and Po­m­a­lyst as block­busters start to lose ex­clu­siv­i­ty

Star­ing down the in­evitable loss of ex­clu­siv­i­ty over the next few years for Bris­tol My­ers Squibb’s block­buster mul­ti­ple myelo­ma drugs Revlim­id and Po­m­a­lyst, the Big Phar­ma’s ex­ec crew reaf­firmed on a Q4 call to­day that they just might have po­ten­tial suc­ces­sors to take their place. The two drugs that made Cel­gene rich and brought more rev­enue to Bris­tol My­ers made a com­bined $15 bil­lion or so last year.

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