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Collaborating for social impact

Collaborating for social impact

Societal challenges require collective action and Making More Health Together is connecting changemakers to drive collaborations for more social impact
Cristian Torreblanca

Cristian Torreblanca

Cristian Torreblanca Estrada is a Corporate Global Facilities and Engineering Senior Manager Controller in Germany – with plans for growth across the global business.
Dirk Stenkamp

Dirk Stenkamp

Dirk Stenkamp, Senior Vice President Research Site Germany, reflects on our culture of collaboration and passion for progress.
Lyon

Lyon

The Lyon region is a key global hub for the Animal Health business of the company, encompassing research, development, production and supply of veterinary products.
Catherine Alonzo

Catherine Alonzo

Catherine Alonzo, Patient Safety Physician, Metabolism, tells us about the importance of drug surveillance.
Retinal Health Research

Retinal Health Research

Our research is targeting key mechanisms in the pathogenesis of retinal diseases – vascular dysfunction, neuronal dysfunction and neuronal inflammation.
Brigitte Fuhr

Brigitte Fuhr

Brigitte Fuhr, our Head of Central Data Science, joined our team to make millions of lives better. Now she’s working on a global program that will transform our ability to develop ground-breaking treatments.
Edda Dankmeyer

Edda Dankmeyer

Edda Dankmeyer is our Lead of Sustainable Development Communications. She tells us where her passion for sustainability comes from, why she joined us, and how sustainable development can be a key differentiator for the company.
Yamagata

Yamagata

The site in Yamagata, Japan, is dedicated to the production of human pharmaceutical products for the Japanese market.
Congress Patient Benefit

Congress Patient Benefit

The participation in scientific congresses is firmly established in the event agenda of any pharmaceutical company. But what is happening behind the doors of congress centers? How do patients benefit from the participation of pharmaceutical represent