Sanofi Stunned As FDA Says No To CAD Drug Sutimlimab
Deficiencies At Third-Party Manufacturing Facility
Executive Summary
The French major's hopes for launching its rare blood disorder drug sutimlimab soon have been scuppered by a complete response letter from the FDA after inspecting a third-party facility responsible for making the first-in-class therapy.
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