Sanofi earns FDA approval for type 2 diabetes treatment

The Food and Drug Administration recently approved Sanofi’s new type 2 diabetes treatment Soliqua.

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Soliqua is a once-daily injection that combines Lantus, or insulin glargine, with lixisenatide. The treatment is intended for adults with type 2 diabetes who cannot control their glycemic levels with basal insulin.

Paris, France-based Sanofi expects Soliqua to hit pharmacy shelves in January 2017.

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