
Sanofi R&D

Our commitment to pipeline innovation
As a biopharma company committed to serving patients, Sanofi is adding to our pipeline with the aim of accelerating growth and expanding into new indications.
Our determination to find answers for patients, providers, payers, and other healthcare stakeholders motivates us to pursue medicines and vaccines with the greatest potential to improve lives and protect public health.
Sanofi R&D is expected to bring a 50% increase in the number of phase 3 studies between 2023 and 2025, creating the greatest pipeline momentum in Sanofi’s history. Our commitment to R&D will also support an estimated 25 mid- to late-stage readouts and up to 19 regulatory submissions for our pharma assets in 2024 and 2025.
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Pipeline at a glance
Leadership in immunology and inflammation
Sanofi is launching multiple phase 3 clinical trials in immunology. Our scientific approach to immunology and inflammation focuses on early disease and addressing the unmet needs. The four main immunology therapeutic areas that Sanofi is targeting are gastroenterology, respiratory, dermatology, and immunologic diseases. Explore our clinical-stage immunology and inflammation pipeline below.
Targeting multiple myeloma with scientific innovation
A talented team of Sanofi scientists has their sights set on improving treatments for multiple myeloma. Our oncology pipeline currently has 6 multiple myeloma clinical trials, 4 of which are in phase 3. Scientists are evaluating the evolving endpoints used in oncology trials, such as minimal residual disease (MRD) negativity. Learn more about our oncology pipeline below.
Investing in neurology R&D
Sanofi is investigating multiple sources of damage in the brain that contribute to progression of multiple sclerosis (MS). Sanofi is also expanding the focus of our research to other neurological diseases, such as chronic inflammatory demyelinating polyneuropathy (CIDP). Get the latest on our neurology pipeline below.
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