Commercial Capsules: Autoimmune Positioning; Sanofi In China; Migraine Race; BMS Deal; Clinical Advances
Executive Summary
AbbVie outlines how it will stay top dog in autoimmune therapy; Dermira licenses lebrikizumab, threatening pressure on Sanofi/Regeneron's Dupixent; Sanofi has driven up vaccine sales in China after responding to new government distribution rules; Lilly plans a migraine filing; FibroGen, Myokardia and Hansa Medical advance in the clinic and Bristol-Myers shells out up to $2.3bn to turn cold tumors hot. Commercial Capsules rounds up key commercial news reported recently by sister publication Scrip.
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