Sanofi is shuffling its pipeline after several trial flops in anti-inflammatory and cancer drugs it landed through a partnership with Denali and buyouts of Principia and Kymab.
In its third-quarter report, Sanofi disclosed it ended enrollment in a study investigating alomfilimab, an anti-ICOS mAb that it got from its $1.5 billion Kymab buyout, for the treatment of solid tumors. The decision was not based on any observed safety signal, the company added, though it didn’t provide any more details.
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