Sanofi wins SCOTUS stay of Lantus patent dispute

Pharmaceutical company Sanofi has been granted a stay by the US Supreme Court in its ongoing patent litigation battle with Netherlands-based Mylan over glargine ( Lantus), a treatment for type 2 diabetes.

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