US Approval Of Vabomere Could Help Alleviate TMC's Financial Troubles

The antibiotic Vabomere demonstrated statistical superiority over Zosyn, and could be a more attractive option than existing treatments for complicated urinary tract infections.

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The Medicines Co. hopes the favorable efficacy and safety labeling that the US FDA approved for Vabomere will help the novel antibiotic break into the hospital market for complicated urinary tract infections (cUTI) – and help alleviate the company's financial woes.

Intravenous Vabomere combines a novel beta-lactamase inhibitor (BLI), vaborbactam, with the penem antibiotic meropenem (Pfizer Inc.'s Merrem and generics)....

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