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The EU approved Sanofi’s Teizeild to delay type 1 diabetes in high-risk patients, based on strong trial results.
The European Union has approved Teizeild (teplizumab) by Sanofi to delay progression to symptomatic type 1 diabetes in patients aged eight and older with stage 2 disease, defined by autoantibodies and abnormal glucose levels.
Based on the TN-10 trial, a single 14-day course delayed stage 3 onset—requiring insulin—by a median of 48.4 months versus 24.4 months in placebo, with 57% of treated patients remaining in stage 2 at study end.
The drug, which preserves beta cell function, is the first disease-modifying therapy approved in the EU for this condition.
Common side effects were temporary lymphopenia and rash.
It is already approved in the U.S., UK, Canada, and China, with U.S. priority review ongoing for use in children as young as one.
La UE aprobó Sanofi' s Teizeild para retrasar la diabetes tipo 1 en pacientes de alto riesgo, basándose en sólidos resultados de ensayos.