How CIMZIA Works For You

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See What’s Possible With CIMZIA

From results to remission, explore how CIMZIA may work for you.

See CIMZIA in action

Patients taking CIMZIA as part of a clinical trial experienced these results.

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Results and
remission

Among the 64% of clinical trial patients who saw results with CIMZIA at 6 weeks, 63% continued to see results and 48% achieved remission at 26 weeks.*

*Compared with 36% of placebo patients and 29% of placebo patients at 26 weeks, respectively.

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Improved
quality of life

Among patients who responded at 6 weeks, 6 out of 10 randomized to CIMZIA reported improvement in quality of life at 6 months on a survey that included the following areas†:

  • Bowel symptoms
  • Feelings of fatigue
  • Emotional distress
  • Engagement in social activities

†60% of CIMZIA patients at 6 months vs 43% of placebo patients.

Results may vary; every person taking CIMZIA is different and responds differently to therapy.

I never was able to maintain feeling good, and so we decided we’d give CIMZIA a try.

Becca, CIMZIA patient Individual results may vary.

Been on a biologic before?

CIMZIA has shown results even with prior biologic use.

Of the 24% of clinical trial patients who had previously been on anti-TNF therapy and had an initial response to CIMZIA at week 6,

44% of patients responded to CIMZIA at 26 weeks.‡

‡Compared with 25% of placebo patients who responded at 26 weeks.
Results may vary; every person taking CIMZIA is different and responds differently to therapy.

If your treatment for moderately to severely active Crohn’s disease isn’t working, ask your gastroenterologist if CIMZIA may be right for you.

The CIMZIA difference

CIMZIA is a biologic, meaning it is a drug derived from living sources. As an anti-tumor necrosis factor (TNF) biologic, CIMZIA works to block TNF, which may cause or worsen inflammation.

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How often do you plan for a Crohn’s flare?

Crohn’s disease symptoms can impact your freedom and ability to live in the moment. Use our guide below for a better look at how you’re managing your condition, and what to consider with your gastroenterologist.