Sanofi and Sobi's hemophilia drug meets phase III primary endpoint

A phase III study conducted by pharmaceutical firms Sanofi and Sobi investigating potential hemophilia A treatment efanesoctocog has met its primary endpoint.
Photo: John Ambrose / Sobi / PR
Photo: John Ambrose / Sobi / PR
by marketwire, translated by daniel pedersen

Sanofi and Swedish Orphan Biovitrum, commonly known as Sobi, have presented positive top line results from a phase III trial with efanesoctocog, a hemophilia A treatment candidate, as reported in a press release on Wednesday.

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