Post Abbott Consent Decree; A Changed World for Immunoassay Vendors
Abbott's prolonged problems with the FDA in the immunoassaay diagnostics market obviously created opportunities for competitors. Critics say, however, their response has been slow and none are able to step directly into Abbott's shoes. Companies initially viewed the situation as a short-term opportunity, but now they may become more aggressive as Abbott's grip on the market weakens.
By Wendy Diller
The American Association for Clinical Chemistry (AACC) annual meeting in Orlando this summer was busier than ever, with 16,387 attendees...
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