Working Together

TEAMWORK

At Aspreva, we are working with the medical community to find effective new treatment options for less common diseases.

With our clinical and regulatory expertise, Aspreva is working with the medical community to increase the pool of evidence-based, approved medicines available to treat less common diseases. Each of our medical stakeholders play an important role in the development of new treatments.

Patients
Our work at Aspreva is driven by our desire to help patients affected by less common diseases. We understand the urgent need to find cures and new treatments for these diseases and through our desire, strive to deliver new hope to patients.

Patients can learn more about Aspreva's Clinical Research and Clinical Trials.

Physicians
Aspreva works with specialist physicians who share an interest in overcoming the challenges posed by treating less common diseases. With us, physicians are able to share ideas and participate in clinical research programs to bring new hope to their patients.

Physicians with an interest in less common diseases can obtain information about Aspreva's Clinical Research as well information about our current research on the Clinical Trials page or may contact an Aspreva Medical Information advisor for information about the use of Mycophenolate Mofetil in autoimmune diseases.

Patient Advocacy Groups and Non-governmental Organizations (NGO)
Aspreva's relationships with patient advocacy groups and NGOs facilitate our understanding of some of the day-to-day challenges faced by patients living with less common diseases. Through these partnerships, we are able to work directly with the patient communities we serve.

Aspreva is proud of our work with many organizations including the Lupus Foundation of America and the International Pemphigus Foundation, and supports these and other organizations through various sponsorship activities.

Patient advocacy groups and NGOs can learn more about Aspreva's research by visiting Aspreva's Clinical Research. The status of our current research can be found on the Clinical Trials page.