Tuesday, March 3, 2026
Ardelyx and LPGA announce multi-year partnership
Ardelyx and the Ladies Professional Golf Association (LPGA) have announced a multi-year partnership. The collaboration is intended to help reduce stigma related to digestive health issues.
The announcement was published by the LPGA on February 24, 2026 as a press release.
Why it matters
Digestive health concerns affect many people, yet they are often treated as a sensitive topic. Ardelyx and the LPGA say the partnership is aimed at making the issue more visible and encouraging more open conversations.
Details not disclosed
The announcement did not include further information such as specific campaign activations, the partnership term, financial details, or planned program elements.
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