J&J Bullish On Procedure Recovery As Q2 Device Sales Beat Analyst Expectations
Executive Summary
Johnson & Johnson management said they expect medical device sales to make a quick recovery in the third and fourth quarter of 2020 after seeing a faster-than-expected reuptake of procedures during the second quarter.
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