e who undergo surgery to remove a portion of the intestines (resection), half will experience a relapse within five years.

"After I was diagnosed with Crohn's, the unpredictable symptoms made working and relationships difficult. I was afraid to leave the house," said Rocio Lopez, a HUMIRA clinical trial patient. "With HUMIRA, my Crohn's symptoms are under control and I have more freedom to live my life."

"The approval of HUMIRA in Crohn's disease means that an underserved patient population now has a clinically effective treatment option that they can administer themselves," said Eugene Sun, M.D., vice president, Global Pharmaceutical Clinical Development at Abbott. "For the thousands of people across Europe with Crohn's disease, HUMIRA represents a new, effective, and convenient treatment option."


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