Amgen's new cholesterol drug falls short as sales driver
Biotech giant is anxious for Repatha to make up for slowing sales of older ones
San Francisco
AMGEN Inc's new cholesterol drug is still struggling to gain traction, missing analysts' estimates at a time when the biotechnology giant is anxious for its newer drugs to make up for slowing sales of its older ones.
Sales of the drug, called Repatha, for the first quarter were US$49 million, the company said on Wednesday.
That was far short of the US$71.6 million average of analysts' es…
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