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      Improving Access to Care and Services

      We collaborate with public and private sector organizations to expand access to care and services to improve global health.

      World AIDS day reflection 2014

      A reflection on our efforts to fight HIV, in Haiti and abroad, in honor of World AIDS Day 2014.

      Following through on our commitment to Haiti

      Lean more about the unique challenges associated with pediatric HIV in Haiti, following a recent trip to the country by Janssen medical colleagues.

      The fight against pediatric HIV continues with new horizons initiative

      A conversation about the New Horizons Advancing Pediatric HIV Treatment initiative, a drug donation program designed to expand access to our approved HIV medicines in sub-Saharan Africa.

      New Horizons Advancing Pediatric HIV Treatment

      Learn more about the New Horizons Advancing Pediatric HIV Treatment initiative.

      First-of-its-kind pediatric HIV treatment donation program

      Janssen announced a novel pediatric HIV treatment donation program free of charge for children and teens in eligible sub-Saharan African countries.

      No baby should be born with HIV

      Learn more about how Johnson & Johnson is addressing the high rates of HIV infection in pregnant mothers and newborn babies.

      Born on time launches in Ethiopia

      World Vision launched a five-year Born On Time project in Ethiopia, the country’s first initiative to prioritize programs to prevent preterm birth.

      Writing a new story for babies to be born on time

      While medical science has advanced leaps and bounds in recent generations, prematurity remains the top cause of newborn mortality in the United States. Learn more through this personal story.

      Born on Time: New initiative tackles prematurity

      Johnson & Johnson joins Born On Time: A Public-Private Partnership to Prevent Preterm Birth, the leading cause of death in children under age five.

      When tradition and health come head-to-head

      Learn more about Johnson & Johnson’s Mom-Baby Messenger, a free text message service that provides important health information to pregnant women and mothers in China, via this Huffington Post blog.

      A baby’s cry, a mother’s dream: Helping babies breathe

      The Helping Babies Breathe program trains health care professionals and mothers to use the latest technologies and safest practices to strengthen babies’ respiratory systems.

      Newborn survival now infographic

      Timely interventions can help save lives. Learn more about Johnson & Johnson’s efforts to reach vulnerable women and babies in high-burden countries.

      A dream delivered: H4+

      H4+ and Johnson & Johnson are giving doctors, midwives, and nurses the skills to give women hope for safe and healthy births.

      When mothers survive, communities thrive infographic

      Learn how Johnson & Johnson is connecting moms to quality health services to help eliminate threats to maternal health and survival.

      Our commitment to the health of moms, babies and children

      Learn more about our vision of a world in which women, newborns and children can survive and thrive wherever they live.

      Why skilled birth attendants matter infographic

      Learn how skilled birth attendants, such as midwives, can help improve maternal and newborn health.

      Making the case for midwifery infographic

      Learn more about the role of midwifery in improving maternal care and childbirth outcomes.

      Integrated development infographic

      Learn how cross-sector collaboration is helping transform health for women, children and families.

      Supporting frontline health workers infographic

      Frontline health workers can directly impact survival rates. Learn how Johnson & Johnson’s is helping to expand the number of workers in the developing world.

      Our commitment to improving the health of women and children infographic

      Learn about Johnson & Johnson’s commitment to improve the health of women and children in five key areas.

      FIND partnership to fight MDR-TB featured on Devex

      Devex reported on the formation of a partnership between Janssen and FIND to help step up the fight against TB, especially MDR-TB.

      Fighting TB and MDR-TB with FIND

      Janssen announced a novel collaboration with the non-profit organization FIND to provide increased access to molecular diagnostic tools for tuberculosis and MDR-TB case detection.

      Janssen TB drug added to WHO essential medicines list

      Intellectual Property Watch reports on the addition of Janssen’s drug to help combat MDR-TB to the WHO Model List of Essential Medicines.

      Janssen and USAID addressing MDR-TB together

      Janssen and USAID joined forces to step-up the fight against antibiotic-resistant bacteria, beginning with an estimated $30 million contribution of Janssen’s anti-MDR-TB treatment.

      Ugandan academy launches 5-year strategic plan

      The Ugandan Academy for Health Innovation and Impact, funded by Janssen, launched its five-year strategic plan, including the implementation of Connect for Life™.

      Our commitment to combating Ebola

      We are committed to developing the tools needed to stop Ebola and help prevent the next epidemic.

      SABC news interview on Unjani clinics partnership

      SABC News interviews Lynda Toussaint, CEO of Unjani Clinics NPC, to discuss our recent partnership to improve the access and quality of primary healthcare available to low-income communities throughout South Africa.

      India announces SIRTURO® conditional access program

      India announces the anticipated introduction of SIRTURO® via IndianExpress.com.

      When tradition and health come head-to-head

      Learn more about Johnson & Johnson’s Mom-Baby Messenger, a free text message service that provides important health information to pregnant women and mothers in China, via this Huffington Post blog.
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