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Four programs, one goal: exploring Ipsen’s Commercial Learning & Development opportunities
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Four programs, one goal: exploring Ipsen’s Commercial Learning & Development opportunities

How do you build best-in-class Commercial Learning & Development programs? We go behind the scenes with the experts: Guillermo Castillo Acero, Head of LATAM and General Manager of Brazil; Audrey Bergeron, Commercial Training Technology Manager, Global; and Marina D’Ascoli, Commercial Training Manage


Assessing the benefits of early intervention in post-stroke care 
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Assessing the benefits of early intervention in post-stroke care 

With over 12 million people a year experiencing a stroke globally and over 100 million living with the effects and consequences of stroke, the burden of stroke is high and set to increase.


Integrity at the Core - A Collective Commitment on Anti-Corruption Day 
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Integrity at the Core – A Collective Commitment on Anti-Corruption Day 

At Ipsen, we are proud to join the global initiative of International Anti-Corruption Day as part of our unwavering commitment to ethical practices and transparency. 


Advocating for babies with Biliary Atresia 
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Advocating for babies with Biliary Atresia 

Biliary Atresia (BA) is a rare liver disease that usually appears in the first month of a baby’s life.1 In this disease, the bile ducts in the liver may not develop as expected, or become obstructed shortly after birth, causing…


“Knowledge is king”: how best-in-class Commercial Learning & Development Programs support healthcare professionals and patients
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“Knowledge is king”: how best-in-class Commercial Learning & Development Programs support healthcare professionals and patients

For Bartek Bednarz, the healthcare industry is increasingly time-poor. “Medical technology evolves rapidly, pushing healthcare professionals (HCPs) to constantly adapt. Aging populations means HCPs are facing an influx of patients requiring complex, long-term care, while innovative healthcare delivery models, such…