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
Pharvaris’s oral bradykinin B2 antagonist hit all endpoints in a Phase III study in hereditary angioedema attacks, meaning the drug could be competing soon with Kalvista’s Ekterly.
AstraZeneca quietly acquires Six Peaks, plus deals involving Bayer/Dare, Tempest/Factor, XenoTherapeutics/Repare, DayOne/Mersana and more.
Tessera, which claims its gene-writing technology offers functionality beyond gene-editing, hopes Regeneron can accelerate development of its preclinical alpha-1 antitrypsin deficiency drug.
New Phase II data in type 2 diabetes for Novo Nordisk’s GLP-1/amylin agonist amycretin shows significant weight loss and HbA1c-lowering potential. A Phase III trial is planned.
Still betting on its vaccines portfolio, Moderna is also hoping to deliver on its ambitions in oncology with a Phase III candidate partnered with Merck, while cutting pipeline programs and seeking manufacturing efficiencies.
Plus deals involving Adagene/Third Arc, Celltrion/TRiOar, Celltrion/Kaigene, ImmunoScape/Cue, Laekna/Qilu, Lilly/ABL, Lilly/Sanegene, Sanyou/ZJ Bio-Tech, TransThera/Neurocrine, Qyuns/Roche, Otsuka/4D Molecular, IASO/GC Cell, Chugai/Renalys, Henlius/Forlong and Teijin/Elevara.