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FY 2023 results announcement 
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FY 2023 results announcement 

Ipsen’s FY 2023 results announcement took place on 8 February 2024 at 7am CET/1am EST.


Caring for a Loved One with Metastatic Pancreatic Cancer: Nora’s Story
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Caring for a Loved One with Metastatic Pancreatic Cancer: Nora’s Story

Nora and her husband, Hector, met 39 years ago, got married shortly after, and have been inseparable ever since. In 2021, Hector was diagnosed with metastatic pancreatic cancer, which threw their entire family into navigating a very difficult diagnosis. Nora…


Continuously improving how we engage with patient communities 2023 Ipsen patient organization engagement satisfaction survey results  
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Continuously improving how we engage with patient communities 2023 Ipsen patient organization engagement satisfaction survey results  

In 2023 Ipsen launched its third global patient organization engagement survey, featuring the perspectives of 85 patient organizations (POs) globally. These findings will be used to help Ipsen deliver on what matters most to patients and caregivers. For the third…


J.P. Morgan 2024: Ipsen discusses progress, next phase of growth and partnering ambition
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J.P. Morgan 2024: Ipsen discusses progress, next phase of growth and partnering ambition

At the J.P. Morgan Healthcare Conference in San Francisco from January 8 to 11, 2024,  Ipsen’s management team leaders will discuss our transformation story, next phase of growth and external innovation ambitions.


Uniting for patients: Ipsen’s first patient centricity week – Care 2 Know More
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Uniting for patients: Ipsen’s first patient centricity week – Care 2 Know More

At Ipsen, improving patients’ lives drives us. We work together with patients, for patients. However, we know that understanding how to be more patient centric can be challenging, especially if you don’t work with patients in your day-to-day role.