The Untold Stories of Urticaria

Chronic Spontaneous Urticaria in Ireland: what interim patient survey findings reveal

For World Urticaria Day on 1 October, Novartis Ireland is sharing early findings from an ongoing survey of people living with Chronic Spontaneous Urticaria (CSU) in Ireland. 

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30 years of Novartis, powered by 250 years of innovation

30 years of Novartis, powered by 250 years of innovation

For 30 years, Novartis Ireland has been advancing healthcare through scientific innovation, building on a global legacy of more than 250 years dedicated to reimagining medicine and improving patients' lives.

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Novartis in Ireland

We invite you to learn more about Novartis and our impact on patients, families and their communities.
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About Novartis

We discover and develop breakthrough treatments and find new ways to deliver them to as many people as possible.
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Patients and Caregivers

Novartis works with the patient community around the world to discover new ways to improve and extend people’s lives.
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Healthcare Professionals

Novartis works closely with healthcare professionals around the work to support their treatment of patients and collaborate on unmet needs.
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Supercharged Ireland | Business Powered by AI

Supercharged Ireland | Business Powered By AI

Novartis Ireland were proud to spotlight the significant progress we are making in AI, led from right here at the Novartis Corporate Centre in Dublin.
250 years of discovery. 30 years of Novartis.

The Novartis Story 

Thirty years ago today, the merger of Ciba-Geigy and Sandoz brought together two of Switzerland’s most storied companies and created something new: Novartis.
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The Celtic Roots of the Novartis Campus

Our connection to Basel runs deeper than you might think. Uncover the history of the ancient Celtic settlement that thrived on the exact site of the modern-day Novartis Campus more than 2 000 years ago.