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We welcomed visitors from the Adler Aphasia Center for an inspiring day of connection and creativity. Through a hands-on beading activity, our guests not only shared their artistic talents but helped us better understand the experiences of those with #aphasia, a complex communication disorder. The day was made even more special with a sales booth showcasing beautiful hand-beaded items crafted by members from the center. Thank you to the Adler team for reminding us of the power of expression beyond words. #LifeAtEisai

“I was the first who realized something was going on. I felt like I was forgetting a lot of things.” Meet Pako, who is living with Alzheimer’s disease (AD), and his wife and care partner Zahydie in the first episode of the new Care Pair series live on the Navigate Early Alz YouTube channel. Learn more about their background and experience with AD: https://lnkd.in/ejPUxbMg #AlzheimersDisease #EndAlz

We believe that a crucial component of living out our human health care (hhc) mission is making sure diversity is reflected in our advancements in #AlzheimersDisease and #oncology research. Hear more from Matthew Mitchell, Area Business Leader, Alzheimer’s Disease, about the importance of diversity and inclusion in clinical trial work and advice for students hoping to work in the healthcare industry. #LifeAtEisai #BlackHistoryMonth 

We had the honor of hosting Dr. Favia Dubyk, a Harvard-educated hematopathologist and cancer survivor, for an unforgettable session. She shared her story and how her own experiences have influenced her practice as a physician.   Dr. Dubyk discovered her passion for oncology research and advocacy after being diagnosed with advanced-stage lymphoma during medical school. Throughout the session, she captivated us with her unique perspectives on patient care and how the healthcare industry can improve. Thank you, Dr. Dubyk, for sharing your journey and valuable insights. #LifeAtEisai 

Employees in Nutley proudly wore red in support of the American Heart Association and #AmericanHeartMonth. We recognize that heart health plays an important role in many aspects of health. By prioritizing education and prevention, we can support employees to take meaningful steps toward a healthier future. #LifeAtEisai 

This month, and every month, we celebrate the incredible contributions that the Black community has made within the fields of science, healthcare and beyond. Watch to learn more from Varetta Manlove, Associate Director, Market Access & Account Management Training, on the trailblazer who inspires her work to continue advocating for patients and their families. #LifeAtEisai #BlackHistoryMonth 

🏈 Team Eisai brought the energy for Jersey Day as we geared up for the big game! Employees showed off their team pride, repping their favorite jerseys and bringing their competitive spirit to the hhceco Center.   No matter which team we were rooting for, we’re all on the same team when it comes to our human health care (hhc) mission. #LifeAtEisai

Our human health care (hhc) mission is guided by the belief that we have a responsibility to listen to and learn from all of our patients and their families, no matter who they are. In honor of #BlackHistoryMonth, Matthew Mitchell, Area Business Leader, Alzheimer’s Disease, shares just how important living out our mission is to ensure we continue to provide equitable access to care. #LifeAtEisai

The theme for #WorldCancerDay is “United by Unique,” which acknowledges that every person’s cancer story is different. This focus emphasizes putting people at the center of cancer care – a mission we are deeply committed to at Eisai. In honor of #WorldCancerDay this year, we’re highlighting some of our colleagues whose firsthand connections to cancer have shaped their work and deepened their understanding of our human health care, or hhc, philosophy. These stories inspire our compassion, innovation and commitment for the people we serve.     Listen to these personal cancer stories and read Jose Rafael Borbolla-Escoboza, MD’s blog to learn more about our dedication to oncology and our human-centric approach. #LifeAtEisai https://lnkd.in/gY-Ah8KE

At Eisai, we’re working to end the health disparity in Alzheimer’s disease (AD) research and treatment. As part of this larger public awareness effort, we are proud to have a part in the upcoming PBS documentary, “My Mama Joe, Hope & Help,” from P Herbert Caldwell, PhD, EdD. The film features an African American woman living with dementia, combining a personal narrative with the broader themes of aging, brain health and caregiving. To discover more about the documentary, click here: https://bit.ly/4aLHJPX #AlzheimersDisease #neurology #BlackHistoryMonth