Sanofi Exit From Sickle Cell Gene Therapy Leaves Sangamo With Difficult Decision
Adds To Hemophilia A Problems
Executive Summary
Sanofi’s decision is influenced by its own in-house options, but also by the growing competition in sickle cell gene therapy.
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