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DiscoveryCancer research drives breast cancer treatment forward
Novartis team perseveres to develop more personalized approach to breast cancer therapy.
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DiscoveryRespiratory clinical trials: Putting patients at the heart of research
All treatments that exist today started with patients volunteering to participate in a study and healthcare professionals offering their expertise.
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DiscoveryWomen in Science: Sandrine Piret-Gérard
Sandrine Piret-Gérard, Vice President and Head of US Hematology at Novartis, reflects on what’s inspired her career in health care.
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Access to HealthcareAsian health experts call for final push to wipe out deadliest form of malaria
The most lethal strain could be eliminated by 2030, but major hurdles remain.
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Counting on combos for complex liver diseases
The best treatment for multifaceted diseases like NASH may be combinations of drugs.
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Bringing gene therapy into focus
Dr. Botond Roska says we should keep our eyes on gene therapy.
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From Our LabsWhat goes wrong with the window to the soul in glaucoma?
Speaking with Ganesh Prasanna, Director of Ophthalmology at NIBR.
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DiscoveryExperimental gene therapy discovered in-house enters clinical testing
Novartis is taking its investigational gene therapy for a degenerative eye disease into clinical trials.
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DiscoveryVisualizing immuno-oncology research
Learn how Novartis researchers are working to outsmart tumors.
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People and CultureEnabling 130,000 employees to grow in an organization committed to continuous learning
Our Chief Learning Officer, Simon Brown, talks about our ongoing efforts to build new capabilities by investing in our own people.
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Access to HealthcareNovartis Access impact evaluation: progress update on our work with Boston University
Boston University developed a methodology to evaluate the impact of Novartis Access in Kenya. Peter C. Rockers tells us about the ongoing study.
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From Our LabsHow a 19th-century technology is speeding up drug discovery
Pneumatic tube systems have existed for 150+ years and have transported everything from telegrams to aircraft parts. Now they’re being used in our labs.
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