Kyle LaHucik

Staff writer at Fierce Biotech

Staff writer at Fierce Biotech since May 2021. Prior to that, he spent 20 months reporting on the funding, M&A and public launches of tech, software and digital health companies as part of Mergermarket's Chicago bureau.

He completed Bachelor's in Journalism at University of Missouri.

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Details last updated 10-Jul-2021

Articles written by Kyle LaHucik

Altos Labs appoints Joan Mannick as CMO to advance cellular rejuvenation

Altos Labs appoints Joan Mannick as CMO to advance cellular rejuvenation

Endpoints News - 04-Aug-2025

Her focus is on reversing disease through cellular rejuvenation

UK biotech Juvenescence secures over $150m to develop therapies

UK biotech Juvenescence secures over $150m to develop therapies

Endpoints News - 21-May-2025

Juvenescence expands pipeline and UAE presence with new funding to tackle age-related diseases

AbbVie joins the obesity drug race with $2.2b Gubra deal

AbbVie joins the obesity drug race with $2.2b Gubra deal

Endpoints News - 03-Mar-2025

The pharma giant bets on amylin therapy to enter the weight-loss market

Jupiter Bioventures: transforming early-stage science into biotech success

Jupiter Bioventures: transforming early-stage science into biotech success

Endpoints News - 19-Nov-2024

A $70m fund takes bold risks to validate ground-breaking ideas and reshape biotech innovation

Elevian has secured $40 million for anti-aging diseases and heart stroke

Elevian has secured $40 million for anti-aging diseases and heart stroke

FierceBiotech - 17-Sep-2021

$40 million for clinical research, lead program-stroke recovery focuses GDF11

Unity's senolytic drug reports positive phase 1 data in eye disease patients

Unity's senolytic drug reports positive phase 1 data in eye disease patients

FierceBiotech - 06-Jul-2021

Begun phase 2 trial including patients with early stage of disease to test its safety and effectiveness