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How a Support Group Went Virtual to Help Kids Cope With COVID-19 Anxiety

"I Want to Live a Life That's Not Defined By My Schizophrenia"

How Johnson & Johnson Is Supporting the Next Great Leaders in Mental Health

"I've Learned I Don't Have to Apologize for My Psoriasis"

Feminine-presenting person, with psoriasis on legs, posing in dress outside, Alisha Bridges.

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"1.5 Million Children Are Living With HIV in Sub-Saharan Africa. I'm One of the Doctors Treating These Young Patients Every Day"

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"How Johnson & Johnson Helped Us Adopt 11 Children"

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Why Tarana Burke Thinks Vulnerability Is Actually the Key to Success

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More Than Skin Deep: Meet a Johnson & Johnson Employee Who's Committed to Creating More Inclusive Skincare Products for Women of Color

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"What It's Like to Be in a Clinical Trial": 3 People Share Their Personal Stories

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"AIDS Won’t Stop for COVID-19": Meet 3 Inspiring Women Who Are as Committed as Ever to Making HIV History

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He Helped Pioneer Robotic Surgery. Now He Wants to Reinvent Lung Cancer Care

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"We Weren't Supposed to Get Tuberculosis": Meet Two Surprising Survivors Who Could Be You

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How a Support Group Went Virtual to Help Kids Cope With COVID-19 Anxiety

As the pandemic spread, many young people experienced anger, stress—even depression. But a Save the Children initiative supported by Johnson & Johnson is teaching them how to manage their difficult emotions.

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"I Want to Live a Life That's Not Defined By My Schizophrenia"

Learn about how one inspiring young man with the condition is thriving despite the challenges—and how Johnson & Johnson is helping him and others like him to find new ways to manage their mental illness.

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"I've Learned I Don't Have to Apologize for My Psoriasis"

Alisha Bridges once lived in shame about her chronic skin condition, which causes itchy and scaly patches. Now she’s on a mission to educate and empower others living with the autoimmune disease. For World Psoriasis Day, she's sharing her story.

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