10 biggest healthcare stocks of 2019

Healthcare is a fast-growing sector, and the 10 biggest healthcare stocks combined generate nearly $600 billion in annual revenue, according to The Motley Fool.

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Each of the companies that earned a spot among the 10 biggest healthcare stocks have market caps of at least $110 billion. Companies that occupy the top five spots have market caps exceeding $210 billion.

Here are the 10 biggest healthcare stocks of 2019, according to The Motley Fool:

1. Johnson & Johnson: $372 billion market cap

2. Pfizer: $246 billion

3. UnitedHealth Group: $232 billion

4. Merck: $220 billion

5. Novartis: $212 billion

6. Abbott Laboratories: $150 billion

7. Medtronic: $132 billion

8. Thermo Fisher Scientific: $120 billion

9. Amgen: $114 billion

10. Eli Lilly: $11 billion

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