Johnson & Johnson's (JNJ 0.24%) med device segment had a pretty sleepy first quarter, with 0.7% revenue growth (about 1% operationally). But management highlighted some new and exciting opportunities for this underloved division, including a huge potential tailwind from the Affordable Care Act (also known as Obamacare). Watch the video below for more on this exciting growth opportunity.
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1 Key Way Obamacare Could Help Johnson & Johnson Stock
Johnson & Johnson has an interesting opportunity with the insurance overhaul.
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