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  • Sep

    05

    The Legacy Continues: Celebrating Two Decades of the UCB Family Epilepsy Scholarship ProgramTM

    Nov

    27

    UCB's Commitment to Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion: Partnering at AES for a Better Future

    Oct

    31

    NAYZILAM® (midazolam) Results Published in Epilepsy & Behavior Examining the Impact of Dose on Return to Full Baseline Function (RTFBF) for People with Seizure Clusters

    Sep

    05

    Announcing the 2023 UCB Family Epilepsy Scholarship Winners

    Oct

    10

    Using Data and Technology to Enable Better Patient Care

    UCB has been rapidly investing in our digital business transformation to unleash the power of digital innovation to help achieve better outcomes for patients, faster.

    Aug

    22

    A Caregiver’s Perspective: Returning to School This Fall

    Aug

    17

    UCB Partners in Health Economics and Outcomes Research to Evolve Solutions for Seizure Clusters

    Aug

    16

    How Winners of the UCB Family Epilepsy Scholarship Prepare to Go Back to School

    As students and parents prepare for a new school year, there can be a lot of stress  – from meeting new teachers and preparing for classes, to financial assistance and making new friends. For people living with epilepsy and their caregivers, the stress and worry surrounding back-to-school preparation is compounded.

    Jun

    13

    UCB Builds Partnerships with Rare Epilepsy Syndrome Patient Groups

    Apr

    02

    Advancing Our Mission to Cure Epilepsy

    With nearly 30 years of experience in epilepsy, UCB can and will unlock what's possible for the millions of people living with epilepsy, so their reality can be free from seizures and the other debilitating and unpredictable impacts of the disease. Hear from Mike Davis, Head of U.S. Neurology and Rare, share our plan to impact the underlying causes of the disease and to discover, develop, and deliver highly differentiated medicines that will transform and, ultimately, cure the disease, so that people living with epilepsy can live their ideal life, every day.