Sanofi Has One Hemophilia Winner On It Hands – But Fitusiran’s Fate Remains Unclear
Efanesoctocog Alfa Filed Last Month
Executive Summary
Sanofi is hoping to have two paradigm-changing hemophilia drugs on the market by 2025 – but one of these, fitusiran, must first prove its safety and efficacy at a lower dose.
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