Clinical work on the US biotech’s drug-Fc conjugate, CD388, has been stopped by partner Janssen amid a broader company shift, but there are several paths forward for Cidara after the asset showed early promise in a Phase IIa trial.
Janssen has hit pause on mots of its infectious disease programs amidst a strategic change.
Janssen Pharmaceuticals Inc. has hit the brakes on the development of partner Cidara Therapeutics, Inc.’s drug-Fc conjugate (DFC), CD388, for the prevention of influenza, but analysts believe the asset’s future remains promising.
The discontinuation is part of Janssen’s shift away from infectious diseases R&D amid a broader restructuring of its business and...
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