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Pharmaceutical Executive Daily: Continued Coverage of the 2026 J.P. Morgan Healthcare Conference

In today’s Pharmaceutical Executive Daily we will focus on the 44th Annual J.P. Morgan Healthcare Conference, with Genmab outlining a disciplined strategy focused on sustained growth over the next decade, AbbVie highlighting continued pipeline advancements as it prepares for future revenue transitions, and Novavax detailing its shift toward a partnership-driven operating model.

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In today’s Pharmaceutical Executive Daily we will focus on the 44th Annual J.P. Morgan Healthcare Conference, with Genmab outlining a disciplined strategy focused on sustained growth over the next decade, AbbVie highlighting continued pipeline advancements as it prepares for future revenue transitions, and Novavax detailing its shift toward a partnership-driven operating model.

At the JPMorgan Healthcare Conference, Genmab emphasized a long-term growth strategy centered on disciplined R&D investment and selective partnering. Company leaders underscored a focus on building durable oncology and immunology franchises rather than pursuing short-term expansion.

AbbVie used its JPMorgan presentation to spotlight progress across its late-stage pipeline, reinforcing confidence in post-Humira growth drivers. Executives pointed to advancing assets in immunology, oncology, and neuroscience as central to sustaining revenue momentum over the coming years.

Novavax outlined a strategic shift toward a more partnership-driven model as it works to stabilize operations and extend the value of its vaccine platform. Leadership highlighted collaborations as a way to reduce risk, improve capital efficiency, and support longer-term growth.

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