Hugo Fry – Managing Director, Sanofi UK
Hugo Fry, managing director of Sanofi UK, details the impact of the company’s changing structure, the continued relevance of the UK market despite the challenges around Brexit, and the significance…
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Sanofi UK, an affiliate of the global pharmaceutical company Sanofi, is a dynamic, rapidly growing organisation that is working to meet the needs of healthcare professionals and their patients.
Sanofi in the UK provides medicines to treat patients with illnesses in several therapeutic areas: cardiovascular, thrombosis, central nervous system, oncology, metabolic disorders and internal medicine
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