After disastrous Galapagos deal, Gilead finds new rheumatoid arthritis partner
Gilead is looking for another shot at treating rheumatoid arthritis after its massive Galapagos deal fell flat in the face of an FDA rejection and, more recently, a withdrawn Phase I of another asset for the inflammatory disease.
The California biopharma, coming off a strong finish to 2022 with an FDA approval and an immunotherapy buyout, is linking arms with a Michigan upstart already allied with Amgen on autoimmune assets.
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