Stories

New in our A Life in Science series, we hear from Eli Leo, Early Development Asset Lead, about how teamwork, creativity, and even failure fuel progress in research. From seeing herself as a conductor guiding scientists like an orchestra to learning from the 98% of experiments that do not succeed, she shows how resilience and collaboration create meaningful breakthroughs for patients.

Before a medicine reaches patients, its promise must be measured against its risks. For Lineu Domit, safety physician in Ipsen’s Global Patient Safety team, this balance is the essence of early development.

As we prepare to mark World Cancer Day, which continues its three-year commitment to the powerful global theme of “United by Unique”, Ipsen acknowledges the immense, global challenge that cancer presents.

Together for the Climate: Ipsen Strengthens Its Climate Commitment with CDP A-List Recognition and SBTi Approval 

“We were shocked” That is how Celine felt when her family received the news that her daughter Suzanne had been diagnosed with the rare liver disease, Alagille Syndrome (ALGS) at just a few months old.