Cancer care is never carried out by one person alone. It is a team effort, with oncologists, nurses, pharmacists, pathologists, patient support teams, caregivers, and many others all supporting the patient.
Not all breast cancers are the same. This is particularly true about metastatic breast cancer versus early-stage breast cancer in terms of how the disease spreads, its prognosis, treatment options, and even the patient journey.
Daiichi Sankyo honors its Japanese heritage and connection to the cherry blossom trees in Washington, D.C. as a perennial sponsor of the National Cherry Blossom Festival. Learn about the special link and watch a video capturing the joy felt by Daiichi Sankyo employees participating in the festival parade.
Translating facts into memorable stories is a powerful craft. Discover how Daiichi Sankyo communications leader Kim Wix inspires action via storytelling.
Informed patients are empowered patients. Which is why helping people with cancer understand their disease, as well as how available treatment options might work for them, is a critical focus of our patient advocacy efforts.
Business development is the craft of making connections. Whether with other companies or within our organization, we need to build those bonds that allow us to be successful.
Cancer research and development is a dynamic and ever-evolving field. One significant area of focus is the role of HER2.