Sanofi’s Praluent Closes Gap On Repatha In Europe, As GSK Gets Green Light For World’s First Malaria Vaccine
This article was originally published in The Pink Sheet Daily
Executive Summary
Europe’s CHMP grants positive opinions for Sanofi’s Praluent and GSK’s not-for-profit malaria vaccine Mosquirix at July meeting; other products recommended include Shire’s Intuniv, Merck’s Zerbaxa, Basilea’s Cresemba and Keryx’s Fexeric.
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