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Looking Back on Our Work in 2016
Looking Back on Our Work in 2016
A new drug is giving new hope to sufferers of this form of leukemia. Sen Zhuang, M.D., Ph.D., explains the science behind it—and why he thinks cancer researchers have a lot in common with Steve Jobs.
Company News
From a momentous event at the White House to a look at the industry-changing work our women executives are doing, here are some of the ways that Johnson & Johnson made headlines in 2016.
It's been two years in the making, but the results of a pre-clinical study on an investigational therapy regimen are in. Co-author Hanneke Schuitemaker shares what researchers have learned.
Innovation
Innovation is at the heart of what we do as a company, and as these stories show, Johnson & Johnson unveiled forward-thinking solutions across its portfolio of operating companies and innovation centers throughout the world in 2016.
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Some of the most innovative cancer treatments start out as small but eye-opening epiphanies in the lab. Meet four oncology researchers whose eureka! moments might just one day save your life.
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From an app that can forecast seasonal allergies before they strike to a digital coach for people undergoing knee surgery, these tools are poised to make digital waves.
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When Isabella Pileggi was 9, she started using the Animas® Vibe® System. So we sat down with her to see just how it has changed her quality of life.
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The 40,000-square-foot incubator is Johnson & Johnson Innovation's first international site—and it's located in a city primed to become the next nexus of great breakthroughs.
Kathy Wengel, Worldwide Vice President, Supply Chain, gives an exclusive look back at her division's biggest wins over the past year—and her strategies for keeping the company competitive for years to come.
Caring & Giving
Whether it’s helping to train midwives around the world or going above and beyond to meet its citizenship & sustainability goals, here’s a glimpse at the many ways Johnson & Johnson cares for the world—one person and community at a time.
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Ruiyang, who's nearly 2, is thriving today thanks to the Neonatal Resuscitation Program. -
Jaak Peeters discusses the thinking behind the initiative and how the organization will work in partnership with local governments and NGOs.
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From working to protect the health of children to reducing our carbon footprint, we have a long history of caring for the world. Learn about our newest goals for being good global citizens.
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Saving newborns. Protecting people from AIDS. Boosting girls' self-esteem. These budding activists—all under 30—are already making the planet a better place.
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Meet three young women from China, Mexico and South Africa who are carrying this age-old tradition into the 21st century.
It may look deceptively simple, but this newly FDA-approved tool can help stop patients from bleeding during surgery.
Health & Wellness
Microbursts. Resiliency training. A community in Lake Nona that could unearth tomorrow’s health & wellness breakthroughs. These are just some of the ways Johnson & Johnson innovated personal healthcare in 2016.
