Regeneron/Sanofi’s Long-Term Alliances Begin Bearing Fruit
Executive Summary
Regeneron’s five-year-old antibody partnership with Sanofi may be expensive, but it is starting to produce some interesting compounds in mid-to-late-stage clinical trials, with positive data to show.
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