Innovation

How can you tell which virus is causing your cough or fever? Is it too late to get a flu shot if you haven’t? A Johnson & Johnson expert addresses these questions—and how the company is working to improve the future of flu prevention.

Respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) is normally rampant in winter—but the pandemic has changed the behavior of this common and potentially dangerous infection. For National RSV Awareness Month, learn how Johnson & Johnson is working to keep us all safer from RSV.

As the International AIDS Conference kicks off, learn how a new tool will help give this group greater power to prevent HIV on a monthly basis.

The company now has more Lighthouse designations than any other—a marker of its excellence in manufacturing innovation. Learn how Johnson & Johnson sites are improving how and when we get the healthcare products and services we need and serving as a beacon to other manufacturers worldwide.

The vaccine is one of three COVID-19 vaccines sharing joint recognition on the list of groundbreaking innovations this year.

The company is honored to be recognized for its part in helping battle the COVID-19 pandemic.

Harnessing the immune system to target cancer is the goal of a groundbreaking area of oncology research called cell therapy. And Johnson & Johnson is hard at work in the cutting-edge field, aiming to deliver potential new treatment options to people around the world.

Imagine living with a genetic disease that could cause blindness in your 40s—and your doctor tells you there are no treatment options. It’s for patients like these that Johnson & Johnson is harnessing cutting-edge technology in the hope of finding real solutions.

The company honored him in 2013 with a Dr. Paul Janssen Award for Biomedical Research; now he’s a Nobel Laureate. Learn about the transformational research that’s led to these well-deserved scientific accolades.

Learn how their revolutionary work has not only had a crucial impact on the COVID-19 pandemic but is also paving the way for potential future vaccines and treatments.