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Teva Calls In Sanofi To Turbocharge Its Place In Blockbuster TL1A Inflammation Race

 
• By Andrew McConaghie

Signing a deal worth up to $1.5bn, Teva is hoping Sanofi’s dominance in immunology via the mega-blockbuster Dupixent can help it compete with frontrunners Pfizer/Roivant and Merck & Co in a new anti-inflammatory space.

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The race to develop the next blockbuster treatment for inflammatory bowel disease is heating up, with Teva drafting in Sanofi to help challenge the frontrunners. Teva’s TEV’574, a drug in the TL1A inhibitor class, is currently in a Phase IIb study for ulcerative colitis and Crohn's disease and Sanofi has paid a hefty upfront €469m ($500m) to co-develop and co-commercialize the asset.

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