Pfizer, Astellas and J&J envision a wide-open new field for patients whose prostate cancer hasn't yet spread, and they've got data that could open the gates. Next up: a high-stakes market scrum pitting Pfizer and Astellas' Xtandi against J&J's candidate apalutamide—and, potentially and crucially, generics of J&J's blockbuster Zytiga.Original Article
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