From same Wells report: • GILD: Coming out of our meeting with ENTA, whose PI ABT-450 is part of ABBV’s “3D” all-oral HCV regimen expected to compete with GILD once potentially approved end-December, our sense continues to be that ABBV will highlight commercially how well and consistently their regimen performs in difficult to treat patients like cirrhotics and difficult to treat patients--noting that these will likely be the types of patients preferentially diverted to treatment by payers. We continue to believe ABBV’s regimen will take reasonable share that behind-the-scenes discounting could help foster, but that the experience with and better profile of GILD’s Sovaldi-based regimens will enable GILD to retain its leading position.