Pierre Fabre
New ways to care  

Yesterday afternoon, Pierre Fabre Laboratories inaugurated its new head office: Campus Chartreuse. Based in the Chartreuse district of Castres, the building’s architectural design is at the forefront of workplace well-being, collaborative space optimization and environmental quality. It embodies Pierre Fabre Laboratories’ mission and culture, founded on innovation that is dedicated to patients, employees and the environment.

Innovative Campaign Focuses on Early Detection and Empowering Education Throughout October 

Breast cancer is the most commonly diagnosed cancer in women1, with more than 2 million new cases reported each year worldwide.2 It accounts for 1 in 4 annual cancer cases globally.1Breast cancer is the leading cause of death by cancer in women.2  Although more frequent after age 50, breast cancer can also occur in younger patients.1 Also, even though most breast cancer cases occur in women, it can also occur in men (around 1% of cases). 3 Collaboration with Know Your Lemons Foundation In 2025, Pierre Fabre is proud to announce its collaboration with the Know Your Lemons Foundation. This partnership aims to raise awareness about breast cancer and promote early detection through innovative educational campaigns and resources. Together, we are committed to empowering individuals with the knowledge they need to take proactive steps in their health journey. Importance of early detection  Early detection is essential. The earlier a cancer is detected, the better the chances of curing it. It is important that you are familiar with how your breasts normally look and feel and you should report any changes to your health care provider right away.The most common symptoms of breast cancer are changes in the breasts, the lump in the breast being the most common, but not the only one.3The following signs should alert women and men:3•    A lump in the breast•    Change in the size or shape of the breast•    Dimpling of the skin or thickening in the breast tissue•    An inverted nipple•    Rash on the nipple•    Discharge from the nipple•    Swelling or a lump in the armpit•    Pain or discomfort in the breast that doesn’t go away•    Skin redness•    Skin thickening In most cases, breast cancer is asymptomatic. Getting regular screening tests is the most reliable way to detect breast cancer early. Check with your doctor if you are eligible and get information about screening frequency. 4,5

This September 24th, we come together for Metastatic Colorectal Cancer (mCRC) World Day. This day is an important time for patients, families, and healthcare professionals to share information, raise awareness, and support. This day serves as a collective call to action, to expand our understanding of mCRC and highlight the importance of early detection, personalized treatment, and ongoing support for those living with mCRC. By understanding the unique features of each person's cancer, especially tumor biomarkers, we can open the door to more personalized therapies, and possibly, to greater hope. Raising awareness about metastatic colorectal cancer and encouraging proactive conversations about testing, treatment options, and support resources are crucial steps in improving outcomes and quality of life. Together, we can foster a community where no one faces this diagnosis alone, and where access to information leads to informed choices and better care for all.

Pierre Fabre Laboratories celebrated the 20th anniversary of its employee shareholding plan, in the presence of Patrick Martin, Chairman of the MEDEF, Jean-Claude Mailly, former General Secretary of Force Ouvrière, and Olivier Paon, Chairman of the Fédération de l'Actionnariat Salarié (FAS).

Castres, 19 September 2025 - On the occasion of the EADV (European Academy of Dermatology and Venereology) Congress, taking place from September 17 to 20, 2025 in Paris, dermatologists around the world will be able to discover the new quality of life, PRIDD™ (Patient-Reported Impact of Dermatological Diseases) in a clinical study supported by Eau Thermale Avène brand. 

Join us in recognizing World Lymphoma Awareness Day, 15th September, a day dedicated to raising awareness of lymphomas, which are cancers of the lymphocytes or white blood cells.    This day sheds light on a type of cancer with more than 80 subtypes and that affects up to 864,000 people world wide1,2. One of these subtypes is Post-Transplant Lymphoproliferative disorder (PTLD).   PLTD is a rare disease characterized by the development of lymphoid neoplasms after solid organ or hematopoietic stem cell transplantation3,4.    As we mark World Lymphoma Awareness Day this September, Pierre Fabre Laboratories is dedicated to shine a light on this rare condition. PTLD is a potentially life-threatening complication that can occur after an organ transplant. The occurrence of PTLD varies from 2% to 20%, depending on the type of transplant5.   Our commitment is to educate, support, and inspire action among patients, healthcare professionals, and the broader community to improve understanding and management of PTLD.  

Toulouse, June 20, 2025 - Pierre Fabre Laboratories announces the appointment of Audrey Ricard Campion as Head of Research and Development for its Dermo-Cosmetics & Personal Care business. Reporting to Frédéric Ennabli, CEO of Pierre Fabre Dermo-Cosmetics, she will join the Executive Committee and will be responsible for defining and implementing the company’s innovation strategy. An engineering graduate in physics and chemistry, Audrey Ricard Campion has acquired in-depth expertise in the science of skin over the course of her career. Her work, characterized by the encapsulation and vectorization of active ingredients and pigments, as well as the use of adhesive polymers, has given rise to numerous patents, particularly in the fields of photoprotection and facial skincare. Audrey will now be putting her experience to work for Pierre Fabre Laboratories' Dermo-Cosmetics & Personal Care portfolio, which includes major international brands such as Eau Thermale Avène, Ducray, Klorane, A-Derma, René Furterer and Elgydium. Audrey Ricard Campion will be based at the Pierre Fabre Innovation Center, on the Oncopole campus in Toulouse. She will head up an organization of 420 employees based mainly in Toulouse, as well as in the innovation centers in Shanghai, specializing in Asian skin types, and Rio de Janeiro, specializing in skin types found in South America.  She will be able to draw on multidisciplinary expertise, including biology, clinical pharmacology, biotechnology and formulation, to support priority fields of research such as sun protection, acne treatment, atopy, skin repair and alopecia.