Sanofi Nabs Kymera IRAK4 Protein Degrader As It Continues To Build In I&I
Executive Summary
Kymera will receive $150m upfront from Sanofi in a deal the big pharma views as an opportunity to develop a breakthrough oral drug for atopic dermatitis and other conditions.
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