Sanofi's Libtayo Lands In EU With Skin Cancer Nod
Executive Summary
Nine months after the US approval, the EU has followed suit and given a conditional approval for Sanofi and Regeneron’s IO Libtayo for a, so far, untreatable skin cancer.
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