In 2023, we continued to commit to building families and helping people live better lives by launching two first-in-class medicines, marking the start of an exciting phase of growth. Read our 2023 #AnnualReport: bit.ly/4cRIRCb

Our President Per Falk speaking at @WEF’s Closing the Gender Gap session. At Ferring we are committed to helping close the women’s health gap #WEF24

#NEWS: We’re pleased to announce our collaboration with @pharmabiome. This R&D agreement builds on PharmaBiome’s technology to develop microbiome-based therapeutics, helping patients with gastroenterological diseases live better lives. bit.ly/3NndDYN

The #MicrobiomeConnectUSA conference takes place this week in Boston, MA. Our VP of Microbiome Research @KenBlountPhD and @Rebiotix Senior Director of Microbiome Data Science, @T_L_Ward will discuss recent innovations in the #microbiome field. This post is intended for HCPs only

We’re honoured to be included in the @FortuneMagazine Change the World list, in recognition of our #ProjectFamily #SafeBirthCommitment, to reduce maternal mortality in low and lower-middle income countries. Read more: bit.ly/45ah5fp #ChangeTheWorld #MaternalHealth

We’re delighted to be attending ClostPath 13 to connect with academics, clinicians, and scientists to discuss the latest research in clostridia and the role this bacteria has in the #microbiome. This post is intended for healthcare professionals only.

When it comes to #microbiome research, we’ve only scratched the surface. Much more research is needed to fully uncover the potential role of the #microbiome in treating human diseases. These are some of the big questions…. #MicrobiomeExplained

In the last 20 years, there has been a huge growth in #microbiome research - from just 80 publications in 2000, to over 27,000 publications in 2022. With more research into the #microbiome than ever before, what will the next years of research uncover? #MicrobiomeExplained

It was previously thought that bacterial cells in and on the human body outnumbered human cells by a ratio of 10:1, however studies have found that this is much closer to 1:1. #MicrobiomeExplained

Ever wondered about things in life that influence the make-up of a person’s gut #microbiome? Some of them may surprise you… #MicrobiomeExplained

Therapies containing naturally occurring micro-organisms may have the potential to address diseases by restoring the natural balance of the #microbiome in the body. This balanced relationship within the human body is known as symbiosis. #MicrobiomeExplained

When the natural balance of the #microbiome is disrupted, it leads to an over- or under-representation of certain microbes, which can cause diseases. This imbalance of microbes is known as dysbiosis. #MicrobiomeExplained

The microbes that make-up the human #microbiome change throughout life, with rapid changes in infancy and early childhood, stability in adulthood, and a gradual shift in mid-late adulthood. #MicrobiomeExplained

The #microbiome shares a unique and beneficial relationship with the human body, known as symbiosis, and helps maintain overall health in the body. The #gut microbiome can help with digesting food, supporting the immune system and producing vitamins. #MicrobiomeExplained

Most microbes live in the #gut, but there are also #microbiome communities across the body, including in the oral cavity (mouth), upper and lower respiratory tracts (such as nose and lungs), vagina, endometrial tissue (womb lining) and skin. #MicrobiomeExplained

What a week! We’ve loved connecting with delegates from across the world at @ESHRE Thanks to everyone who contributed and to those who visited our exhibit and presentations #ESHRE2023 #MaternalHealth #ReproductiveMedicine This post is intended for healthcare professionals only

We're excited to attend the @MicrobiomeDaily 8th #MicrobiomeMovement Drug Development Summit this week to learn about the latest advancements in microbiome-based therapies and help advance patient care. This post is intended for healthcare professionals only.

The human #microbiome is a complex and diverse community of approximately 38 trillion micro-organisms. These micro-organisms include bacteria, viruses, fungi and yeast, which outnumber the 30 trillion human cells. #MicrobiomeExplained

Happy @WMicrobiomeDay! At Ferring, we recognise the crucial role that microbes play in maintaining our health. Together, we can continue to explore the ways the #microbiome may be used to help people live better lives! #MicrobiomeExplained #GutHealth

Calling all HCPs at @ESHRE! Come join our symposium today at 11:45am in Hall A, where we will discuss innovative approaches to enhance patient care and the role of microbiome in #ReproductiveMedicine #ESHRE2023 #Fertility This post is targeted at healthcare professionals only.