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Ipsen S.A. operates as a biopharmaceutical company worldwide. The company provides drugs in the areas of oncology, neuroscience, gastroenterology, cognitive disorders, and rare diseases. It offers Somatuline for neuroendocrine tumors and acromegaly; Decapeptyl for the treatment of advanced metastatic prostate cancer; Cabometyx for renal cell and second-line hepatocellular carcinoma; Onivyde for second-line metastatic pancreatic cancer; Dysport for motor muscular disorders and medical aesthetics; NutropinAq for growth failure in children due to growth hormone (GH) deficiency, turner syndrome, chronic renal failure, and GH deficiency in adults; and Increlex for growth failure in children and adolescents. The company also offers Smecta for chronic and acute diarrhea, and pain associated with functional bowel diseases; Forlax for constipation; Fortrans/Eziclen for bowel cleansing prior to endoscopy, X-ray examination, and colonic surgery; and Tanakan for cognitive disorders in adults, vertigo of vestibular origin and vestibular rehabilitation, and tinnitus. In addition, it provides Xermelo for the carcinoid syndrome; Cometriq for medullary thyroid cancer; Smebiocta/SmectaFlora Protect, a food supplement; SmectaGas, a medical device used in the symptomatic treatment of gas-related gastrointestinal disorders and relief of gas-related symptoms; and Etiasa for inflammatory bowel diseases. Further, the company offers other consumer healthcare products in the gastro-intestinal area, including Buscopan, Clin4000, Prontalgine, Suppositoria Glycerini, Mucothiol, Floractin, and Mucodyne. Ipsen S.A. has agreements with Debiopharm; Exelixis; Galderma; Blueprint Medicines; TerSera Therapeutics; Rhythm Pharmaceuticals; Teijin; Braintree Laboratories; Ethypharm; Schwabe; BAKX Therapeutics Inc.; and Exicure. The company was founded in 1929 and is headquartered in Boulogne-Billancourt, France.
Ipsen was founded in 1929, initially focusing on the production of animal feed and Vitamin A supplements for human consumption. In the 70s, the company began to specialize in hormone replacement therapy to treat endocrine disorders. Following over a decade of research, Ipsen was the first company to develop a pituitary hormone replacement therapy, Ganiril. The company expanded further to develop innovative therapies in the areas of oncology, neurosciences and rare diseases.
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