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Gilead looks to upcoming inflammation, cancer catalysts as pressure to diversify mounts

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HIV remained Gilead's strongest franchise in the second quarter, but the pharma is building out its pipeline beyond virology, particularly focusing on inflammation and oncology.

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pharminent August 5, 2026 (Last updated: August 5, 2026)

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HIV remained Gilead’s strongest franchise in the second quarter, but the pharma is building out its pipeline beyond virology, particularly focusing on inflammation and oncology.

Oncology

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