
Finding a new normal after breast cancer
Life changed in an instant for Nicole when she received her breast cancer diagnosis. Learn how this young mom fought the disease.
moreHCC is known as a ‘silent killer’ as the symptoms often appear too late for curative treatments. Learn more about the signs, symptoms and risk factors.
moreTo do our best for patients, we need to work with them. Learn more about the importance of patient partnerships in shaping the future of healthcare
moreCan smartphone apps help us solve unanswered questions in rare diseases? Roche’s Scott Schobel discusses recent innovations in Huntington’s disease research.
moreEvery woman’s journey through life is her own, yet all face similar choices and challenges. Health is critical at every stage of this journey.
moreLearn about the importance of genomic testing in treating cancer, and hear from patient Debbie Rhea about the real-world impact it can have.
moreWe value the importance of collaboration and innovation to drive change for people living with vision loss and their loved ones
moreCuring or eliminating cancer for long seemed like a pipe dream. But that is starting to change. Eliminating cervical cancer is within reach.
moreCollaborating with the haematology community can help accelerate treatment advances for people affected by blood disorders, a complex area of medicine.
moreNurses make a life-changing difference creating a more accessible, high quality and personalised environment for people with diabetes in need.
moreHow comprehensive genomic profiling – through tissue and liquid-based approaches – is driving truly personalised cancer care.
moreAbout thirty years ago Europe had a leading, vibrant healthcare sector, but for the past several years, the region has been falling behind the US and a strongly growing and committed China.
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.
moreInfluenza or ‘flu” is a viral infection that causes characteristic symptoms, which can help you identify it early and seek medical advice.
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.
moreFor patients, a cancer diagnosis changes everything. Former cancer patient Yvonne shares her story and why greater patient access to medical knowledge is critical to improving care.
moreCombining science, partnerships and analytics in the fight against cancer.
morePatients can be at risk of sharing too much, especially in Rare diseases. How can patient advocates support innovation but also defend patient privacy?
moreThe liver is your body’s chemical processing plant, a powerhouse crucial to remove toxins; but liver cancer is on the rise. Learn what we can do to change this.
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.
moreFinding sustainable solutions to the barriers to healthcare can only be achieved through collaboration.
moreExplore how the patient pathway for people living with relapsing MS has changed over the past 20 years.
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.
moreThe unpredictability of MS can greatly affect employment and career opportunities. Learn about the impact of MS on work life.
moreLymphoma is one of the most prevalent forms of blood cancer. Click on our interactive flashcards to find out some key facts on lymphoma we all should know.
moreMost people can spend their entire lives not knowing they’ve been infected with CMV. But for transplant patients, this quiet invader can be life-threatening
moreOne patient shares his experience being diagnosed with a disease he knew nothing about.
moreDespite being highly preventable through screening,treatment and vaccination, cervical cancer remains one of the most common and deadly women’s cancer.
moreRheumatoid arthritis really affects people living with it. Here’s what they would like you to know about the disease.
moreFor people suffering from IPF, the work of patient associations is crucial as they highlight the urgency for new research and raises awareness of the disease.
moreFirst Lady Margaret Kenyatta, Kenya Ministry of Health and Roche launched key activities that will facilitate access to improved care for patients with breast cancer in Kenya today.
moreFind out how we determine whether new drugs, diagnostics or procedures in the laboratory are both safe and effective when used to diagnose or treat people.
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