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Reimagining Cancer Care: Why We Can Not Accept the Status Quo

Working at Daiichi Sankyo, cancer was part of my everyday life. But this was different. This was my dad, and it was a diagnosis I knew would not end with the ringing of a bell…

 

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Reimagining Cancer Care: Why We Can Not Accept the Status Quo
Reimagining Cancer Care: Why We Can Not Accept the Status Quo

Working at Daiichi Sankyo, cancer was part of my everyday life. But this was different. This was my dad, and it was a diagnosis I knew would not end with the ringing of a bell…

Showing Up for Patients: CARE Teams Inspire Hope in Their Communities
Showing Up for Patients: CARE Teams Inspire Hope in Their Communities

Daiichi Sankyo CARE Teams go above and beyond educating healthcare providers about our medicines and providing patient support. Discover how we CARE...

Orchestrating Hope: The Role of a Medical Affairs Leader
Orchestrating Hope: The Role of a Medical Affairs Leader

The role of Medical Affairs is to bridge the gap between scientific research and real-world medical practice. After 17 years, I’ve seen firsthand ...

Lung Cancer Can Affect Anyone: Understanding the Risks, Symptoms and Early Detection
Lung Cancer Can Affect Anyone: Understanding the Risks, Symptoms and Early Detection

While our lungs support our very existence, we often don’t recognize that something isn’t quite right with our lung health. Get answers to questions about lung cancer and listen to empowered patients...

My Personal Cancer Journey Fuels My Purpose at Daiichi Sankyo
My Personal Cancer Journey Fuels My Purpose at Daiichi Sankyo

Hearing the words “you have cancer” for the first time was shocking. After 8 years of remission, our work has never felt more personal than when I heard them again...

Empowering Patients: Why Clear, Accurate Information About Cancer Matters to Me
Empowering Patients: Why Clear, Accurate Information About Cancer Matters to Me

Growing up in a Spanish-speaking home, I was the family translator—a role that became particularly challenging when my mother was diagnosed with breast cancer. My family relied on me…