Sanofi Pasteur, the vaccines division of French drug major Sanofi (Euronext: SAN), has achieved its primary endpoint in the final phase of its Phase III efficacy study of its Dengue fever vaccine candidate in Latin America.
Results from the trial showed an overall rate of reduction of Dengue disease cases in children aged nine to 16 of 60.8% following a three-dose vaccination schedule. Efficacy was observed in each of the four dengue serotypes.
The risk of hospitalization due to Dengue dropped 80.3% during the study, and results were also consistent with Sanofi’s Phase III dengue study in Asia which showed efficacy against Dengue hemorrhagic fever, a particularly severe strain. The candidate also achieved results which suggested better protection in case of prior exposure to dengue.
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