Patients

Ipsen’s Get Men Talking Podcast returns with a second episode for Movember 2024, continuing to urge men to get screened for prostate cancer and prioritise their long-term health. This year’s episode brings you a candid, heartfelt discussion with Tim Batchelor, now celebrating over 10 years cancer-fr

A few months after Eva Luna was born, her mother Francesca realised something wasn’t quite right. Within the span of a few days, their world was turned upside down when her daughter was diagnosed with a rare liver disease, known as Progressive Familial Intrahepatic Cholestasis (PFIC). Yet despite th

September is a month dedicated to raising awareness about Primary Biliary Cholangitis, I find myself reflecting on the challenges faced by those living with rare cholestatic disease. PBC Awareness Day on September 10th is not just a date on the calendar; it’s a reminder that understanding and suppor

It was only at 46 years old that Stephen was diagnosed with neuroendocrine cancer. Lovingly married to his wife and father to two sons freshly out of high school, in the prime of life with decades ahead of him, Stephen was shocked and confused by his diagnosis. His doctor told him he had 10 to 15 ye

“We’re often asked, what is the PBC journey? And the challenge is that, well, the PBC journey doesn’t exist. There are thousands and thousands of patients around the world, and each of them have an individual journey.” 

During the European Association for the Study of the Liver (EASL) congress, leading liver experts, Dr Mark Swain, Dr Emma Culver, and Dr Marco Carbone, sat down to discuss the effective management of primary biliary cholangitis (PBC)

At the European Association for the Study of the Liver (EASL) congress, leading liver experts discuss the importance of proactive, personalized care and shared decision-making during consultations. A personalized care approach begins by listening to the patient’s feelings and needs, which can result

Together for Kidney Cancer is a global disease awareness initiative funded by Ipsen aiming to raise awareness of the reality of people’s experiences living with kidney cancer and the importance of shared decision making to inform better care outcomes.

Sandra Silvestri, Executive Vice President & Chief Medical Officer at Ipsen, reflects on the challenges women living with primary biliary cholangitis (PBC) face and why we have big dreams of a better future for PBC.

Progressive Familial Intrahepatic Cholestasis (PFIC) is a rare liver disease that can pose significant challenges, particularly in young children1, but the good news is that there are growing opportunities to manage the disease, slow its progression and improve outcomes.