FDA Commissioner Scott Gottlieb’s proposal for a subscription model for hospital purchasing of antibiotics could help shore up the market, but industry experts think additional incentives are needed.
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Melinta describes difficulties launching its new antibiotics at BIO CEO & Investor Conference; companies and other stakeholders urge Congress to enact package of incentives to reinvigorate antibiotic pipeline.
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