• Study met primary and secondary endpoints of significantly lowering the risk of developing a second primary generalized tonic-clonic seizure (PGTCS) during a 24-week treatment and a significantly higher rate of freedom from PGTCS during the treatment period compared with placebo 

33 Winners of the UCB Family Epilepsy Scholarship demonstrate UCB’s commitment to patients.

UCB is committed to the discovery, development, and delivery of differentiated solutions that provide value to patients— improving their lives now and in the future. We’re focused on addressing unmet needs and creating sustainable solutions for patients and society.

Since the beginning of the global COVID-19 crisis, our focus has been on patients, our employees, supporting our communities, as well as the healthcare staff working on the frontlines. 

The COVID-19 pandemic is changing the way we view health care. It

has brought to the forefront of public conversation sobering truths about how social and racial disparities impact the health outcomes of underserved populations in the United States. Often, we attribute an individual’s health solely to the quality of health care they receive when in fact, a host of factors that occur outside clinical walls can play an even greater role in a person’s well-being. Social Determinants of Health (SDH) are the conditions in which people are born, grow, live, work and age, such as socioeconomic factors, housing, physical environment, education, employment, social support and access to health care. SDH can affect a wide range of health outcomes and quality of life, especially for individuals battling chronic illnesses like epilepsy.

At UCB, we are committed to supporting the psoriasis community and working to improve the future for those living with the disease. In honor of Psoriasis Awareness Month, we’re shining a spotlight on the over 7 million people in the U.S. impacted by psoriasis every day.

“They have a band!” Justin Gorman eagerly answered when his wife asked him how his interview with UCB went in May 2017. For Justin, the employee-formed band, UCB Rocks, was not just a unique feature to UCB, but also a way for him to integrate his personal love of music, his career, and his relationships with other colleagues.