An intensive care nurse treating a newborn with RSV in Germany. Sanofi’s new antibody is designed to protect all infants from the common and occasionally severe infection. (Marijan Murat/picture-alliance/dpa/AP Images)

With new RSV an­ti­body, Sanofi looks to avoid a re­peat of a 20-year-old pric­ing con­tro­ver­sy

Twen­ty-four years ago, the FDA ap­proved a drug as con­tro­ver­sial as it was in­no­v­a­tive.

Known as Synagis, it was OK’d for pro­tect­ing cer­tain in­fants against …

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