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erts to Discuss Long-Term Data Collection for Cell and Gene Therapies In a webinar on September 23, 2020,

make on the world., Each time we offer or accept an accolade based on gender, race, or sexual orientation, we are feeding into the troublesome way of thinking that landed us with such inequality in the first place. , Until we stop focusing on attributes like gender and placing women in ranked competition, we will not truly level the playing field.

ear to me that we can have an important impact on the trajectory of COVID-19 in our population., We can strengthen our ability to fight infection and support overall better health during this time to reduce the spread of COVID-19 and come out of isolation healthier than ever. , Here’s the bad news. Only 12 percent of Americans are metabolically healthy. Seventy-five percent of us are overweight, 42 percent are obese, and one in two Americans have pre-diabetes or type 2 diabetes.

is if we don’t act swiftly to protect those behind bars and the staff who work every day in this environment. ,

cies and systems and identify ways to reverse the impacts of structural and systemic racism.,

. They can even empower us to unplug from the digital world and reconnect with the one right in front of us. ,

h is the moment we are all living in with the COVID-19 pandemic., While much of our immediate attention is focused on COVID-19, we must also protect our long-term commitment to science so that future life-changing medicines in other therapeutic areas are not delayed. , There is a similar resilience and determination in our scientific response. The exponential spread of the virus has directly challenged the traditional long-term innovation cycle of the biopharmaceutical industry.

erently and conceive of a new solution: preventing pathogens from spreading from animals to humans in the first place. ,