Revvity Inc. and Sanofi Partner to Develop Groundbreaking Early Detection Assay for Type 1 Diabetes
Reuters
Oct 02, 2025
Revvity Inc. and Sanofi Partner to Develop Groundbreaking Early Detection Assay for Type 1 Diabetes
Revvity Inc. has announced a new collaboration with Sanofi to expand its early detection offerings for type 1 diabetes (T1D). The partnership will support the development and clinical validation of a new T1D 4-plex in vitro diagnostic assay, building on Revvity's existing research-use 3-plex assay. Designed for use on Revvity's GSP® instrument, the new high-throughput assay will enable population-level screening using capillary dried blood spot and venous samples. Regulatory submissions for the assay are planned in the U.S., Europe, and other major markets. The collaboration aims to accelerate the adoption of early T1D screening as a new standard of care, improving patient outcomes through earlier intervention.
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