Mixed results for Sanofi-Aventis: insomnia study good, antidepressant faces setback

19 September 2013

French drug major Sanofi-Aventis has reported data from ongoing trials for three of its pipeline candidates. The GEMS and NOCTURNE studies on  insomnia drugs eplivanserin and volinanserin, respectively, have shown  positive outcomes, whereas the INDIGO study, investigating the safety  and efficacy of antidepressant saredutant on the elderly, did not reach  significance versus placebo. Lastly, the firm said the final results of  the ATHENA study on Multaq (dronedarone) would be presented later this  month.

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