Stories

Learn more about HeART, a five-year partnership between Novartis and Meharry Medical College focused on improving cardiovascular health in three US cities. Liz McGee, Global Head of Inclusive Health Accelerators, Novartis, reflects on how health starts with listening to the people closest to the challenge. 

Breast cancer doesn’t stop when treatment ends. For many, its most enduring challenges remain under recognized and undiscussed. Through Letters Between Us  and ongoing community engagement, Novartis is sharing real patient stories to highlight the power of community connection and inspire strength in others.

In Letters Between Us, people impacted by breast cancer wrote letters about what they had learned since a breast cancer diagnosis. Learn more about their experience at Camp Breastie, a community-based organization.

Learn how fatigue, emotional wellbeing, and shared decision-making shape patient-centered care for those living with immune thrombocytopenia (ITP).

For many people living with hidradenitis suppurativa (HS), the hardest part isn’t finding treatment—it’s getting a timely diagnosis. A new collaboration between Novartis and the American Academy of Dermatology combines real-world data and AI tools to provide patients with hope.

Younos Abdulsattar, PharmD, a Novartis medical team leader, breaks down the 2026 cholesterol guidelines, and what patients need to know about LDL-C, Lp(a), and heart health.

The roots of Novartis reach back more than 250 years, to the chemical and scientific traditions that helped shape modern healthcare. Thirty years after its creation, a legacy of discovery and curiosity continues to guide its pursuit of new possibilities for patients.

1 in 5 Americans lives with an autoimmune disease, yet many have no or very limited treatment options. Christy Siegel, SVP and TA Head, Immunology, Novartis US, shares how we aim to change that.

Colin works on a cryo-electron microscope the size of a room using a process that earned a team of scientists a Nobel Prize. Learn how his work is advancing the ways we treat disease.

For World Sjögren's Day, dancer and TV personality Carrie Ann Inaba shares her story of diagnosis, living with the disease, and self-advocacy 

The hidradenitis suppurativa (HS) Community Mapping Project surveyed patients to create a roadmap for change. Here's what they shared.

For Carter Jaynes, helping to produce doses of RLT is deeply personal. See how a move to our new RLT facility in Carlsbad can help him reach even more patients.