Confronting the Aftermath of a Month of Devastating Natural Disasters
After a series of catastrophic natural disasters, AbbVie Foundation provides support with more than $4 million in grants.
Science Rocks! Meet Evatar: the mother of all research models
With ovaries, fallopian tubes and a uterus, Evatar mimics what a body does in real life, including responding to hormones and metabolizing drugs.
AbbVie Statement on Drug Pricing
Cancer changed how this mom chose to live her life, serve her community
"Working Mother of the Year” Kristen Howard is a caregiver not only for her children and work department, but also for her community.
On-and-off switches for more precise medicines against cancer
Protein engineering is allowing researchers to program antibodies so they turn on and off in certain conditions to more precisely target tumors.
Shifting the battlefield strategy in the war on cancer
A greater understanding of what makes each individual cancer unique could shape the way it’s treated in the era of personalized medicine.
Why We Give
During the Employee Giving Campaign, we’re helping our people do what comes naturally: give back to the nonprofits they love.
How one primary color helps support people with lymphoma
From Taiwan to Texas, Australia to Arkansas, buildings across the globe will Light it Red for World Lymphoma Awareness Day.
Seeing clear: what the future holds for psoriasis
How unraveling more mysteries of the immune system may help guide better health outcomes for patients
Changing the public perception: why clinical trial participation is needed
Clinical study participant Nina Martinez and AbbVie researcher Maurizio Facheris encourage people to help advance science by participating in clinical trials.