David Ricks, Eli Lilly CEO (David Paul Morris/Bloomberg via Getty Images)

Eli Lil­ly shep­herds its $1.1B con­tender through an­oth­er PhI­II chal­lenge on the way to the FDA

Just 6 days af­ter Eli Lil­ly ex­ecs ID’d its $1.1 bil­lion atopic der­mati­tis drug le­brik­izum­ab as one of its top late-stage drug can­di­dates, the phar­ma gi­ant has fol­lowed up with an­oth­er round of pos­i­tive late-stage da­ta as it paves the way to planned reg­u­la­to­ry fil­ings in 2022.

The Christ­mas week state­ment from Lil­ly in­clud­ed lit­tle by way of hard da­ta — the big out­fit typ­i­cal­ly re­serves that for its sci­ence con­fer­ences — but re­searchers tout­ed a clean sweep of the pri­ma­ry and all sec­on­daries in its 3rd round of late-stage re­sults.

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