Clinical Trials

A critical component of developing medicines is clinical research. This involves conducting clinical trials in humans to evaluate the safety and efficacy of investigational medications. Sometimes these studies include healthy volunteers but most of the studies are conducted in patients living with the diseases we are studying.

There are important health benefits in making clinical trial data and information available to health care providers, researchers, patients and the general public. We are committed to sharing information regarding our clinical trials while respecting patient confidentiality and the rights of our scientists.

We register all clinical trials on the publicly available ClinicalTrials.gov and EU Clinical Trial registries. Regardless of outcomes, we disclose the results of our clinical trials on these registries.  Results from clinical trials are also often published in peer-reviewed scientific or medical journal and presented at professional scientific or medical meetings.

Regardless of outcomes, we disclose the results of our clinical trials on these registries.  Results from clinical trials are also often published in peer-reviewed scientific or medical journal and presented at professional scientific or medical meetings.

We recognise the benefits of sharing our clinical trial information with researchers. That’s why qualified researchers engaged in rigorous, independent scientific research can request access to our anonymised clinical trial data.