Immuno-inflammation
IMMUNO-INFLAMMATION
Satisfying a major medical need
We direct our research and development efforts on pathologies with considerable medical need, where the mechanisms and symptoms make it possible for proof-of-concept studies to demonstrate efficacy early.
We endeavor to develop new treatment options to respond to this major medical need that is affecting more and more people around the world.
Correcting dysfunctional immune responses
Autoimmune diseases are characterized by an inappropriate immune system response that turns against the patient’s own tissues or organs. They affect approximately 5 to 8% of the world’s population1.
They are caused by multiple factors, which differ from one patient to the next, despite them all suffering from the same disease. It has become a challenge for the pharmaceutical industry to make innovative therapeutic solutions available to patients.
At Servier, we develop targeted therapies to correct the inappropriate immune response through different approaches such as:
Developing targeted therapeutic solutions
We focus our research on therapeutic solutions that offer a targeted approach on the pathological mechanisms that cause autoimmune diseases, especially monoclonal antibodies, which are therapeutic antibodies that have been specifically selected and engineered to bind and modify the activity of targets known to be involved in the disease.
As part of the recent evolution of precision medicine approaches in drug discovery and development, antisense oligonucleotides (ASOs) have shown promise to revolutionize the treatment of particularly rare and genetically driven or inherited disease.
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[1] World Health Organization