Dan O'Day, Gilead CEO (Jim Watson/AFP via Getty Images)

With more than 30 on­col­o­gy part­ners, Gilead lays out its 2030 vi­sion of 20 new ap­provals

Gilead has had a rocky his­to­ry in on­col­o­gy.

A brief re­count of the past few quar­ters: Trodelvy, the crown jew­el of Gilead’s $21 bil­lion Im­munomedics deal, un­der­whelmed Wall Street last month af­ter the com­pa­ny kept de­tails on the drug’s treat­ment of HR+/HER2- breast can­cer most­ly un­der wraps. There’s al­so the par­tial holds, some of which were re­cent­ly lift­ed, on the “break­through” ma­grolimab from the $4.9 bil­lion Forty Sev­en pur­chase. The CD47 drug had al­ready been through hur­dles with de­layed da­ta read­outs.

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