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Oncology

We’re working to invent a world where cancer isn’t just treated, but cured — or even where some types are prevented from happening in the first place.

Reflecting on a decade of progress in cancer care

Patients are our inspiration as we continue to pursue the fight against cancer.


Our focus     |     Discovery efforts     |     Community support     |     Stories

Our focus on cancer research and treatments

We work with urgency to pursue breakthrough science to not only prolong lives, but protect them, too. Because people with cancer deserve more — more ways to treat their cancer, more quality in their lives and more time.

We’re committed to advancing cancer research with one of the largest development programs in the industry across more than 30 tumor types. Learn more about key areas of research:











Our oncology discovery and development efforts

Our relentless focus on achieving the next breakthrough in cancer care is inspired by the lives we aim to prolong and protect. We’re following the science to discover innovations that can help patients no matter what stage of cancer they have, or so they may never be diagnosed with some types at all.

Supporting the cancer community

We work with the entire oncology community — advocacy partners, health care providers, governments and industry colleagues — to create programs that help patients and caregivers on their journeys, as well as provide grants to organizations that support patients with cancer.

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Focus On Your Lungs aims to demystify lung cancer screening with educational information and real stories.

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We’re dedicated to supporting people around the world who are living and working with cancer, like our own Chet Kitchen. We’re proud to be an accredited CEO Cancer Gold Standard employer and a founding member of the Working with Cancer pledge.

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Uncovering TNBC spotlights women who faced – and rose above – the challenges of triple-negative breast cancer.

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Our Alliance to Advance Patient-Centered Cancer Care aims to increase access to care and reduce disparities among vulnerable and underserved populations in the U.S.

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Advancing patient-centered cancer care in resource-limited communities.

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Our company, along with other sponsors, is teaming up with the American Cancer Society on a nationwide Return to Screening initiative to encourage patients to resume appropriate cancer screening and follow up care.

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Oncology stories

Hear from people living with cancer and the researchers working to tackle one of the world’s greatest health challenges.

Supermodel Veronica Webb raises awareness of lung cancer screening

Pushing past her fear, Webb learned how important it is to get screened for lung cancer

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Podcast: How to bridge diversity gaps in cancer clinical trials

Luther Clark talks with Lazarex Cancer Foundation's Dana Dornsife and Marya Shegog about increasing access among historically underrepresented communities

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Supporting colleagues working with cancer

There are so many unknowns after a cancer diagnosis -- whether or not you receive support at work shouldn’t be one of them

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3 ways to advance cancer health care equity

Mary-Ann Etiebet, AVP of corporate responsibility, explains why inequity in cancer care is an urgent global health challenge

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Next: 3 ways to advance cancer health care equity

Supermodel Veronica Webb raises awareness of lung cancer screening

Pushing past her fear, Webb learned how important it is to get screened for lung cancer

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Next: Supermodel Veronica Webb raises awareness of lung cancer screening

Podcast: How to bridge diversity gaps in cancer clinical trials

Luther Clark talks with Lazarex Cancer Foundation's Dana Dornsife and Marya Shegog about increasing access among historically underrepresented communities

Read more

Next: Podcast: How to bridge diversity gaps in cancer clinical trials

Supporting colleagues working with cancer

There are so many unknowns after a cancer diagnosis -- whether or not you receive support at work shouldn’t be one of them

Read more

Next: Supporting colleagues working with cancer

3 ways to advance cancer health care equity

Mary-Ann Etiebet, AVP of corporate responsibility, explains why inequity in cancer care is an urgent global health challenge

Read more

Next: 3 ways to advance cancer health care equity

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