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Johnson & Johnson announces a $50 million commitment to support frontline health workers battling COVID-19

The funds will be earmarked for assisting the doctors, nurses, midwives and community health workers who are working tirelessly to treat patients around the world during the novel coronavirus pandemic.

4 ways Johnson & Johnson is helping heroes who work at the very front lines of healthcare around the world

In time for the Aspen Ideas: Health festival, where he will be speaking, Michael Sneed, Executive Vice President, Global Corporate Affairs & Chief Communication Officer of Johnson & Johnson, shares why nurses, midwives and other healthcare workers are a critical facet in improving worldwide health.

Caring & giving around the globe: 43 Johnson & Johnson programs that are transforming lives—and the future of healthcare

Check out this fun interactive map for a glimpse at how the company is helping people on nearly every continent live healthier lives.

3 under-30 health leaders who want to help make today’s kids the healthiest generation

The first few years of a child’s life are pivotal when it comes to future health and well-being. Just ask these young men and women—all 2018 One Young World Summit Scholars—who won’t rest until they’ve given children a chance to reach their full potential.

5 ways Johnson & Johnson helps keep the littlest patients safe around the world

Every last patient is important to Johnson & Johnson. And that includes the tiniest ones of all: preemies and newborns.

3 nursing superstars who are helping to reshape healthcare in East Africa

Since 2001, Johnson & Johnson has helped support the Aga Khan University’s School of Nursing and Midwifery. As its latest group of students starts class this week, we sat down with a trio of alumni who are now giving back to their local communities in major ways.

Delivering on Good Everyday: 3 Stories of Young Midwives in Action Around the World

Meet three young women from China, Mexico and South Africa who are carrying this age-old tradition into the 21st century.