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Johnson & Johnson said on Thursday its cancer therapy combination met the main goal in a late-stage study testing it as a treatment for patients with a type of lung cancer. The drugmaker said an interim analysis of data from the study showed a trend "favoring" the combination of its antibody treatment Rybrevant and experimental drug lazertinib, when compared to AstraZeneca's cancer drug osimertinib or Tagrisso. J&J said it plans to submit data for an upcoming scientific conference, including additional details on certain secondary goals from the study.
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J&J recently spun off its consumer health business into a separate entity called Kenvue, and the healthcare giant is even changing its famous logo -- red printed letters will replace the cursive. Meanwhile, J&J's share price doesn't reflect the idea of these exciting new times. J&J's consumer health business brought in about $14 billion in revenue last year, so you may be wondering why spinning this unit off is a good idea.