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Wyeth Looks To Pipeline And Cost Cuts As Generics Threaten Bottom Line

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Wyeth's authorized generic version of its blockbuster heartburn drug Protonix holds a meaningful share of that generic market, the firm announced in an April 22 sales and earnings call

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