AbbVie Research Collaborative
Medical director Patrick Lank sheds light on AbbVie’s answer to the need for more personal data to accelerate the development of new medicines.
The typical drug development process often overlooks the full picture of a person’s health. But the quality of research hinges on the comprehensiveness of the data that informs its development.
The AbbVie Research Collaborative is a groundbreaking initiative that allows people to share their unique health stories and contribute real-world data beyond the lab. By voluntarily and securely sharing their medical histories, lived experiences and other insights, participants are helping AbbVie scientists gain a deeper understanding of individual needs – and help accelerate the development of medicines that can make a greater difference.
Through this collaborative platform, AbbVie scientists are incorporating patient voices into the research process and seeing diseases through their point of view. This holistic approach enables us to uncover connections and patterns that may have been missed before, helping to accelerate the discovery and development of new medicines that more accurately address people's specific health needs.
Watch to see how AbbVie is harnessing technology, data and real-life experiences to create the medicines of the future. Visit abbvieresearchcollaborative.com to learn more about how you can participate.
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