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…
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…
Cancer remains one of the most challenging diseases in the world today, but critical advances in science are transforming options for more personalized treatment.
A career of building hope for people with cancer began with a single childhood moment for our Vice President, Global Team Leader, Oncology Research & Development, Dalila Sellami, MD.
As a teenager volunteering at a hospital, Simon King, Chief People Officer at Daiichi Sankyo, Inc., learned the difference between listening with his ears and listening with his heart.
Daiichi Sankyo supports “No One Missed” campaign to build awareness, empower patients and break down barriers to this essential step in cancer care.
As a champion of continuous learning, John Ruggiero, Ph.D., leverages the power of diverse voices to create better tomorrows for patients.
In Japanese, the word for home is uchi, うち. For Gerold Meinhardt, M.D., Ph.D., a German native living in the U.S., his true uchi is Japan.