Sanofi sounds taps on a half dozen drug programs in latest pipeline cleanup
Just 8 months after Sanofi $SNY amended its deal with a cash hungry ImmunoGen, paying $30 million to get full commercial rights on isatuximab and SAR428926 — an anti-LAMP1 ADC for solid tumors — the pharma giant is disposing a pair of development programs once pursued for both drugs.
Touted as a potential blockbuster for multiple myeloma and a top prospect in their late-stage pipeline, Sanofi is discarding a mid-stage effort on acute lymphoblastic leukemia for the anti-CD38 antibody isatuximab, according to its pipeline update today.
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