
For cancer patients, personalised care matters more than ever
Mobile blood draw programs bring comprehensive genetic profiling and personalised care to cancer patients – the hidden victims of the pandemic
moreOur mission is rooted in our formula: follow the science to preserve what makes people who they are.
moreAdvanced screening and diagnostic tests are key to improving disease prevention strategies.
moreWe have so much to learn from each other about tackling the everyday challenges of spinal muscular atrophy. Find out how we can through SMA My Way.
moreEach woman has her own story of cancer, her own shade of pink. That’s why we’re exploring whether breast cancer can be a single shade, when it’s not a single disease.
moreCelebrating the health care professionals across Africa providing safe, quality breast cancer care and supporting patients during the COVID-19 pandemic.
moreAna has neuromyelitis optica spectrum disorder (NMOSD) but has learnt to understand her condition and remain positive. She shares her story here.
moreThis clinical trial had to start quickly to test if an old Roche drug helped serious COVID-19 patients. A Roche veteran is coordinating these efforts.
moreRead how blood donations from 32 people saved Emily's life as she nearly bled to death after giving birth.
moreLearn how the MS community can stay connected not only to each other, but also to reliable and helpful resources as we journey through these unprecedented times.
moreRoche’s open ecosystem helps people with diabetes to manage their disease more efficiently in day-to-day life, while enabling doctors to individualise their therapy.
moreHear from Annarita and her family about how she used storytelling to explain the impact of the progressive nature of multiple sclerosis.
moreEach woman has her own story of cancer, her own shade of pink. We explore the stories of different women who share their unique experience with breast cancer.
moreLearn more about this complex and challenging area of medicine, and how Roche is redefining treatment for people with diseases of the blood.
moreNovember 14 is World Diabetes Day. The day was initiated in response to the growing concerns about the health risks diabetes poses.
moreThe role of an oncology nurse navigator requires a unique combination of skills, knowledge and compassion.
moreAccording to the World Health Organization (WHO), there were 35 million people living with HIV around the world in 2012. That same year 2.5 million people became newly infected with HIV worldwide.
moreRainer, who was diagnosed with idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis (IPF) after two stressful years of uncertainty, tells his story on living with IPF alongside expert advice from his doctor.
moreOver 100 years of partnerships to make a sustainable difference for communities in which we operate and beyond.
moreHow Roche is paving the way for better understanding of MS disease progression and monitoring.
moreExplore Anat’s powerful message of staying active despite her progression in multiple sclerosis.
moreWomen and their bodies may have very different ideas about the right time to have a baby.
moreEngaging with stakeholders is crucial to create sustainable value. Stakeholder engagement enables us to jointly develop solutions.
moreLearn how we are breaking down barriers that prevent patients from joining clinical trials for spinal muscular atrophy.
moreFour key factors need to be in place to successfully treat a patient, with funding being the most controversial one.
moreAccess to healthcare is a complex challenge. Four key factors need to be in place to improve access to quality healthcare.
moreIt has become natural for people to seek information or advice about their health online. Learn about three solutions we developed for the European RA community.
moreWhat could possibly link this rare cancer to the ill-fated Titanic?
moreAnn has idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis, a relentless condition which causes scarring of the lungs. This is the story of her search for answers, from initial symptoms to diagnosis.
moreHeart failure can have a great impact on people’s live. Biomarkers can support physicians to make informed decisions as to the best course of care to patients.
moreMS disease progression is complicated and not always apparent. Learn what happens to the body in MS and how progression can be measured.
moreMS patient advocate Shana, and her partner Leo, explain what it’s like to live with a disease that means no two days are the same.
moreDr. Traboulsee, University of British Columbia in Vancouver, discusses the importance of brain health and early treatment for people with multiple sclerosis.
moreNew clothing collection designed to overcoming issues that people with RA face when getting dressed.
moreA collaboration with the Brazilian patient advocacy group helps to improve the quality of life of people living with RA.
moreAs rheumatoid arthritis (RA) progresses, joints stiffen and eventually become so badly affected that people with RA become more dependent on others for help to complete daily tasks.
moreWe are putting into practice innovative pricing solutions to broaden access to our medicines.
moreFind out how we are pushing the boundaries of science and creating opportunities to bring medicines to people with breast cancer sooner.
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