Joseph Haas

Joseph Haas

Senior Writer

Washington, DC

Joe has covered a wide range of biopharmaceutical stories since 2007 and contributes to Scrip, In Vivo, Pink Sheet and related Citeline publications. His specialties include business development, commercial strategies and liver and infectious diseases.

Latest from Joseph Haas

AbbVie’s Deal Focus Is Not Just Early-Stage Assets

With Skyrizi and Rinvoq expected to anchor growth this decade, AbbVie said it will look at big and small assets to help it deliver revenue growth during the 2030s.

Analysts Question Competitiveness Of Pfizer’s Monthly GLP-1 In Obesity

Long-acting GLP-1 agonist obtained in the Metsera deal beats placebo in 28-week weight loss in Phase IIb, but analysts note the data come in below Zepbound’s 28-week efficacy.

Amgen Returns Eczema Drug To Kyowa Kirin On Marketability Doubts

Rocatinlimab has met primary endpoints in Phase III studies, but analysts question the Kyowa-discovered drug’s market potential due to tolerability and unspectacular efficacy.

Asia Deal Watch: Kanghua Will Move Into Vaccines By Purchasing Chinese Peer NanoRibo

Plus deals involving Insilico/Qilu, Insilico/Hygtia, AstraZeneca/AbelZeta, Alteogen/Tesaro, Ellipses/Innolake and more.

Repertoire Adds Lilly To Its Set Of ‘A-List’ Partners

Deal Snapshot: Following alliances with BMS, Genentech and Pfizer, Repertoire is partnering with Lilly to discover T-cell targeted autoimmune therapies. Deal continues a busy January for Lilly’s business development.

BI Begins Phase III In Primary FSGS Despite Confounding Phase II Data

Boehringer Ingelheim hopes TPRC6 inhibition can provide a disease-modifying therapy for focal segmental glomerulosclerosis, which has no approved therapy. The smallest dose used in its Phase II study showed the highest response rate.