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Unseen Enemy
A message from Dr. Paul Stoffels, Chief Scientific Officer of Johnson & Johnson:
We have seen how quickly a virus like Ebola can spread. We also know that a new strain of influenza can be only a plane ride away.
Unseen Enemy is a powerful film that tells the story of infectious diseases and encourages each of us to do our part in preventing the next pandemic. Johnson & Johnson is proud to be the founding outreach partner of this urgent and compelling film.
We, at Johnson & Johnson, as a global company committed to advance human health, are relentless in our efforts to combat infectious diseases.
By tapping into the brightest minds and world-class science, breakthroughs are possible. That is the work of our scientists. They consistently work to find the best answers for health care challenges. They never rest.
You can see a few of those stories below.
Unseen Enemy can be viewed by rent or for sale on Amazon.com
Featured Stories
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World AIDS DayDr. Paul Stoffels has spent much of his career fighting AIDS. He is the Chief Scientific Officer of Johnson & Johnson, who started his career working in Africa, researching the mysterious and frightening disease that would soon become known as AIDS.
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When Tine De Marez got the call asking if she would lead Johnson & Johnson’s Ebola vaccine trials in Sierra Leone, she immediately said yes.
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As he looks at a three dimensional computer model of a molecule that has consumed him for months, Hans describes the virus with great respect as a monster, the monster:
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The documentary, airing on CNN and presented by Johnson & Johnson, looks at how our modern lifestyle may be responsible for perpetuating these lethal viruses—and how everyday citizens can fight back.
