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For Cubist's Cidecin, sales will be even smaller--only a few hundred million dollars.
FORBES: Antibiotic Breakthroughs Fall Short
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Cubist's injectible antibiotic Cidecin targets S. aureus and similarly resistant bugs in hospitals.
FORBES: A Better Antibiotic?
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Cubist fixed the problem and sees Cidecin as an important new medicine that could significantly boost the tiny Cambridge, Mass.
FORBES: Antibiotic Breakthroughs Fall Short
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Meanwhile, Cubist's injectible entrant, Cidecin, is incredibly powerful against some bacteria but will be useful mainly for infections that occur in hospitals.
FORBES: Antibiotic Breakthroughs Fall Short
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Now he is watching anti-bacterial drugs make a bit of a comeback, and may even be leading the way with Cubist's Cidecin.
FORBES: Magazine Article
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Cubist Pharmaceuticals in Lexington, Mass. is waiting for approval on Cidecin, an injection for treating hospital-acquired skin infections, which was discovered and then mothballed by Eli Lilly.
FORBES: Bug Wars
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Glivec became Gleevec, Cidecin became Cubicin, and Antegren became Tysabri (those are for cancer, bacterial infection, and multiple sclerosis, respectively.) But changes in generic name seem less common.
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