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What are respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) symptoms in babies? 👶

Parents have questions about RSV—and this RSV Awareness Month, we're sharing answers.

Discover the key symptoms every parent should know about.

Curious what other parents are asking about RSV? Learn more at the link in our bio.

#RSVAwarenessMonth by @sanofi_us

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Career journeys like Rene’s are one of the many reasons we champion talent at every level ➡️

#HispanicHeritageMonth

Rene started as a Hazmat Driver eager to learn it all 🚛

Five roles later, his journey reflects what’s possible when curiosity meets opportunity.

A team-first mindset has shaped how Rene leads and supports those around him.

Today, he’s living a career that once felt like a dream.

With guidance from mentors and leaders along the way, Rene turned that dream into reality ✨ by @sanofi_us

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Meet Helen, Ramit, and Sam, three early talent professionals growing their careers through Sanofi's Commercial Graduate Program. With hands-on rotations, mentorship, and meaningful opportunities to make an impact, they're building the skills and connections that will help shape the future of biopharma.

Ready to start your journey at Sanofi? Learn more at the link in our bio 🔗

#SanofiStories #SanofiEarlyCareers by @sanofi_us

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The place where we are sparking creativity, fueling collaborations and igniting breakthroughs. 🧪 by @sanofi_us

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Clink. Click. Drip. The sounds of science. 🔬

Kristina takes us behind the scenes of a day in the lab at Sanofi. 👩‍🔬

#LifeatSanofi #LabLife #STEM by @sanofi_us

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Passion keeps us playing. Purpose keeps us moving. And protection helps keep us on the court.

Together with @sanofi_us, we’re serving up protection by helping keep pickleball players protected.

Learn more at the link in our bio. by @sanofi_us

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It's official — the 2026 TORCH Award winners are here!

These advocates are champions in every sense: educators, connectors, and changemakers driving real impact in the rare disease and rare blood disorder communities.

Hear directly from this year's honorees on what drives them at the link in bio. by @sanofi_us

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Our cutting-edge workspace in Morristown, NJ: where innovation meets the future of science. by @sanofi_us

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Heavy reps, high impact. 💪

Kat brings the same power, focus, and drive from the gym to her role at Sanofi.

#LifeatSanofi by @sanofi_us

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Meet the 2026 TORCH Award winners!

Since 2017, Sanofi's TORCH Awards have honored more than 50 champions of the rare disease and rare blood disorder communities. This year, we're proud to celebrate 8 more incredible advocates who embody education, empowerment, connectivity, and community.

Through their contributions to patient-led organizations, grassroots fundraising, policy change, and more, these honorees are truly carrying the torch for their communities.

Click the link in the bio to learn about this year’s honorees and stay tuned for more on the winners this September. by @sanofi_us

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One word: Culture 💜 by @sanofi_us

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“My dad's a chef and my mom worked in the restaurant business with him. I grew up in the restaurant business. And they wanted me to join them, to take over the restaurant. But I started volunteering in hospitals at a young age and went to school for pre-med. I ended up liking research better. I loved helping people. And even though I didn't want to be interacting with patients, I thought the next best thing would be research.

My parents were always very supportive. They were really proud. They always told me to follow my dreams and do what I knew how to do best. And that's asking questions and doing scientific research.

So my biggest challenge is when we dedicate so much time to a project, and put so much effort into it, to then sometimes change directions. You get excited. You learn. It becomes kind of like your baby, where you start from zero and then you want to bring it forward, but those decisions are out of your hands–it’s part of our business. But I’m always hopeful. When there's hope, there's perseverance. I’m a positive person. I have to keep going forward to reach my goal of improving therapies and helping patients in need.

Part of going forward and growing as a scientist has been learning to deal with scientific criticism, and how to defend my points of view. It was difficult to get thrown in the deep end of science and have to survive, and think on the spot: how can I fix this issue, what is the next experiment? It challenged me to get better. To think faster. To go forward.

My dad is French and his culinary background is classical, like comfort food or country-style cooking. I've always been more meticulous in the kitchen. The plating has to be a certain way, and everything has to be precise. I really like sharing those moments with my dad, where the culinary meets the science. My parents came to this country and gave me opportunities they didn’t have, so it’s something that we can bond over.

He says, ‘Add some salt! Or add some of this!’ He doesn't measure anything. I say, ‘We have to use exactly one teaspoon.’ And I treat it like I’m in the lab. He says that's what makes me a better baker.”

Daisy, Senior Associate Scientist I, Cambridge, US Sanofi scientist Daisy in Sanofi's Cambridge research lab, examining samples through a microscope and holding a sample container. She wears a white lab coat, safety glasses, and gloves, surrounded by scientific equipment. by @sanofi_us

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