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Dr. Johan Van Hoof, Global Head of Janssen Vaccines, sat down for an on-camera interview with The Business Debate that has been posted on The Wall Street Journal. He spoke about Johnson & Johnson’s commitment to combat Ebola through Janssen’s vaccine development program, global partnerships and broader activities to promote pandemic preparedness.

As the world’s most broadly-based healthcare company, Johnson & Johnson is uniquely positioned to partner on the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services’ Health Care Payment Learning and Action Network.

About 1 in 68 children have Autism Spectrum Disorder, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention—and Gahan Pandina is determined to improve the way they get the help they need to live productive lives.

The 2016 nominee shares the secrets of her working-mom success. Hint: For Surdez, it starts with being “radically authentic.”

Johnson & Johnson has created life-saving medications, sanity-saving baby products and so much more—and none of it would have been possible without female leaders at its core.

Johnson & Johnson is proud to have made the 2016 Working Mother 100 Best Companies list. From generous parental leave policies to coverage for special needs, here’s how we stand out from the corporate crowd.

Slumber can already be elusive for most adults, but add a baby who refuses to go to sleep into the mix, and you’re in for some serious insomnia. But this pediatric sleep specialist may be able to help.

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.

To commemorate World Mental Health Day, Janssen shares findings from an analysis of mental health services in 15 countries.

See how this coachable mental skill can help you better overcome setbacks in the workplace.