Drug developers eye sport’s biggest stage as World Cup fever builds - Pharmaceutical Technology

Sanofi and Amgen have signed collaborations with US host cities, while TV pharma commercials re-enter the spotlight. Sanofi and Amgen have signed collaborations with US host cities, while TV pharma commercials re-enter the spotlight. The Gillette Stadium will host five World Cup group matches in Boston – a city that Sanofi has partnered with for the tournament. Photo by Michael Owens / Stringer via Getty Images. As Mexico prepares to take on South Africa in the opening game of the 2026 FIFA World Cup today (11 June), a handful of pharmaceutical companies are set to contribute off the pitch in…

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