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Sanofi MS Drug Hits Two Setbacks

Tolebrutinib, which Sanofi acquired in a $3.7 billion buyout, failed a Phase 3 study in “primary progressive” multiple sclerosis and is facing a delayed U.S. approval decision in another form of the disease.

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Sanofi was facing a setback for one of his drug candidates. The tricolor laboratory announced on December 15 that the primary endpoint of its tolebrutinib molecule in the treatment of progressive primary multiple sclerosis (SEP-PP) had not been achieved. This clinical development, which was in phase III, therefore stops there, which was confirmed by a spokesman, Sanofi, stating by press release that he "will not continue the regulatory registrat…

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biopharmadive.com broke the news in on Monday, December 15, 2025.
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