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

Deal Watch: QurAlis Targets Fragile-X Syndrome In Deals With Quiver, UMass

Plus the end of Sanofi’s six-target alliance with IGM, OmniAb’s deals with Veraxa and Angelini, alliances involving Skye/Arecor, Genprex/UTHealth Houston and more.

New Vaccine Framework Avoided Worst-Case Scenario, Analysts Say

The new US FDA vaccine guidelines introduced on 20 May might cause financial woes for Moderna, but overall vaccine makers should not be as impacted as feared.

Asia Deal Watch: Lilly Partners With Rznomics On Hearing Loss

Plus deals involving Minghui/Qilu, LENZ/Lotus, Amicus/Dimerix, Sanofi/Dr. Reddy’s, Henlius/Lotus, Apnimed/Desitin, Formosa/Saval, DAAN/GC Cell, VelaVigo/Ollin and Sol-Gel/Mayne.

Apnimed’s AD109 Could Be A Wake-Up Call For Sleep Apnea Market

The first of two Phase III trials in obstructive sleep apnea showed Apnimed’s combination pill can offer a therapeutic alternative to entrenched CPAP devices.

A Short History Of MASH Deals, Culminating In GSK/Boston Pharma

Both high-profile failures and small investments that are yielding success so far characterize the dealmaking in MASH over the past 15 years or so.

Will Other Major MASH Deals Follow GSK/Boston Pharma?

GSK’s $1.2bn payout for Boston Pharma’s efimosfermin is the first billion-dollar-plus MASH deal in nearly nine years, but several other advanced MASH programs could be positioned for takeout.