Sanofi And Lexicon Fall Out Over Zynquista, As French Group Exits Diabetes Pact
Executive Summary
Lexicon labelled Sanofi’s unilateral decision to exit their alliance ‘invalid’ and said the French drugmaker was thus ‘in breach of contract’. Sanofi said its move was triggered by Phase III trial data studying the dual SGLT1 and SGLT2 inhibitor in type-2 diabetes.
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