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Johnson & Johnson reported strong sales growth for its cancer therapy Carvykti and immune disease drug Tremfya in Q3, as new approvals expanded their market reach. This growth comes as the company braces for biosimilar competition to its second-best-selling drug, Stelara, expected in January 2025, which saw a 7% sales decline due to insurer rebates. J&J remains optimistic, raising its operational sales guidance for the year, with plans to expand Tremfya into Crohn’s disease and Carvykti's recent FDA approval for earlier treatment in multiple myeloma.
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