Clinical trials are how we ensure medicines are safe and effective for people who need them. But we never forget that it’s the people who participate in these studies that make those trials possible. People like Allison can potentially benefit from participating in a clinical trial, but the contribution they make is so much bigger: They’re helping move medicines forward to reach countless others who are waiting for them. Learn more about clinical trials and see more stories like Allison’s here: https://e.lilly/40NqFFL #WeAreLilly
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We're a medicine company turning science into healing to make life better for people around the world. It all started nearly 150 years ago with a clear vision from founder Colonel Eli Lilly: "Take what you find here and make it better and better." Harnessing the power of biotechnology, chemistry and genetic medicine, our scientists are urgently advancing science to solve some of the world's most significant health challenges. General Information and Guidelines: When you engage with us on LinkedIn, you're agreeing to these Community Guidelines: https://e.lilly/guidelines. If you have questions about a Lilly medicine, contact The Lilly Answers Center at 1-800-Lilly-Rx (1-800-545-5979) Monday through Friday, excluding company holidays.
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- 10,001+ employees
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- Indianapolis, Indiana
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- Pharmaceutical Development, Pharmaceuticals, Biotech, and Biopharmaceuticals
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Making medicines is one of the most difficult – yet meaningful – paths to pursue as a startup. It’s also a path that doesn’t have to be traveled alone. Through Lilly Catalyze360, we have designed a comprehensive suite of solutions to enable the biotech ecosystem. From state-of-the-art lab facilities and scientific engagement to capital deployment and R&D solutions, we’re here to help enable your vision for a better world. Learn how we can support you: https://e.lilly/40Nmw4U #WeAreLilly
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Partnership enables bold science. Bold science delivers life-changing medicines to the people who need them. That was the foundation of a recent panel we hosted at #JPM25 moderated by Arianna Huffington. We discussed how partnerships transform the way diseases are treated, especially in areas with unmet medical needs, with Isomorphic Labs' Colin Murdoch, insitro's Daphne Koller and our own Kevin Judice. Learn more about ways to partner with us: https://bit.ly/4abOaLS #WeAreLilly
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Innovation means more than just developing new medicines; it’s also finding better ways to work across our business, using technology to improve research, and making the most of data and analytics. This new collaboration will help drive the creation of life-changing medicines and bolster our home state’s reputation as a life-science leader. #WeAreLilly
Today CICP and AnalytiXIN announce our new industry consortium to help scientists and healthcare organizations across Indiana better identify and access comprehensive, consented clinical and genomic health data. Together, we are harnessing the power of data analytics with the aim of advancing scientific research and improving health outcomes with consortium members Eli Lilly and Company, Indiana University Health, Indiana University School of Medicine. AnalytiXIN creates new Indiana healthcare-based consortium to advance data-driven clinical research and improve health outcomes: https://bit.ly/3CkVxEh
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It might seem unlikely that you’d have any connection to a pre-historic, blue-blooded walking shell. But if you’ve had a vaccine or injectable medicine, a horseshoe crab helped ensure it was safe for you. That’s because for the last 30 plus years a protein found in horseshoe crab blood has been used to identify potential toxins in medicine development. But that dependency has had a negative impact on the crabs and other animals in their ecosystem. Learn how one Lilly scientist’s passion for bird conservation helped push us to be an industry leader in adopting an alternative: https://e.lilly/3BX6USV #WeAreLilly
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Pioneering better medicines means more people get the right medicines. This collaboration with Purdue University and Merck aims to revolutionize how we make medicines—so more people have a chance at better health. #WeAreLilly
Purdue University is proud to partner with Eli Lilly and Company and Merck & Co. Inc. to launch the Young Institute's Pharmaceutical Manufacturing Consortium. This collaboration will make a global impact in solving complex problems in the #pharmaceutical and #biopharmaceutical manufacturing ecosystem as consortium partners revolutionize pharmaceutical manufacturing with a focus on sterile injectables and innovative aseptic manufacturing #technology to ensure quality, safety and compliance. This partnership also presents another dimension of #Purdue’s One Health initiative. https://lnkd.in/gXjTiQe9
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For Tony Pearson, his professional mission—to make clinical trials as inclusive and accessible as possible—is personal. After his mother was diagnosed with a rare disease, Tony’s interest in public health led him here, where he now leads a team dedicated to expanding the reach and impact of clinical trials. Recently, Tony gave an impassioned talk that highlighted the importance of representation in our industry and beyond. This Martin Luther King Jr. Day, we wanted to share some of what he had to say. #WeAreLilly
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Adults living with moderately to severely active #CrohnsDisease now have a new FDA-approved treatment option. Learn more about what today’s announcement means for people living with the disruptive symptoms of this chronic inflammatory bowel disease. https://e.lilly/40aIZr2
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“You have stage 4 non-small cell lung cancer.” Emily never expected to hear those words at age 39, and they left her feeling isolated. Biomarker testing led Emily to find her lung cancer community. Read more about her story of discovery and what came next after her diagnosis: https://e.lilly/4jasp3n #WeAreLilly
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Sometimes the most powerful innovation isn’t about discovering something new. It’s about discovering how to do something you already do better. Lilly Scientist Jay Bolden knows that well. He’s been spearheading our adoption of a more sustainable alternative to using horseshoe crab blood for medicine safety testing. Learn more about how this advancement is changing the way we make medicines and protecting the environment at the same time: https://e.lilly/3DNGKST #WeAreLilly