Sanofi Spotlights Nirsevimab In RSV, Further Dupixent Development
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Executive Summary
Sanofi executives are upbeat about the potential advantages of its monoclonal antibody-based approach to the prevention of RSV infections in infants, the future growth of the company’s Dupixent franchise, and the progress of its novel anticancers.
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