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Sarclisa receives EMA approval for multiple myeloma, Sanofi develops new treatments, and Trump-era tariffs benefit AI stocks.

2 reports, 2 independent Updated Aug 26
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Sarclisa receives EMA approval for multiple myeloma, Sanofi develops new treatments, and Trump-era tariffs benefit AI stocks.

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  1. FDA grants approval for Sarclisa in multiple myeloma.1 source
  2. Sarclisa and Sanofi advance multiple myeloma treatments, while AI stocks benefit from Trump-era tariffs.1 source

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  • Sanofi

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  • fool.com
  • Insider MonkeySanofi (SNY)’s Sarclisa Gets EMA Nod for Multiple Myeloma We recently published 11 Best Cancer Stocks to Buy Right Now. Sanofi is placed eighth among them. Sanofi (NASDAQ:SNY) is a global biopharmace