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How Patient-Reported Outcomes are helping to redefine haemophilia care

Why is it important for businesses and society to create better gender balance? Hear the aspirations from our own people.

Betsy Leatherman talks about leadership characteristics that are said to be “female” and what this means for the future.

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Diversity and inclusion means something different for each employee.

Fostering a culture of health and wellbeing among employees

Dr Gallia Levy, Associate Group Medical Director at Roche, shares her perspective on the need for sustained bleeding protection in haemophilia A.

Stories of survival not only provide hope to cancer patients, but they also remind oncologists why they work so hard to find new treatments.

Discover how Roche has been advancing gender equality since 1896: There have always been women who inspired us by questioning the status quo.

Scratch the surface and everyone has something to learn and teach.