Daiichi Sankyo US

12/01/2025

“It’s one of my core responsibilities to help patients know what is new, what is possible, so they can have more time with those they love.”

After 17 years at Daiichi Sankyo, Medical Affairs leader Tamy Recchia continues to be inspired by science, purpose and her craft of orchestration. Her journey shows how bringing people, knowledge and purpose together can help make a real difference for patients and their families.

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The role of Medical Affairs is to bridge the gap between scientific research and real-world medical practice. After 17 years, Tamy Recchia has seen firsthand how science can translate into hope for patients and families. Discover what keeps Tamy motivated and the impact she makes every day through h...

11/27/2025

Thanksgiving is a time to appreciate one another. At Daiichi Sankyo, we are deeply grateful for the patients who inspire our purpose, the healthcare professionals who champion care, and the communities that support innovation. Together, we strive to create life-changing solutions for longer, better lives.

Wishing you and your loved ones a season filled with gratitude, hope, and connection.

🧡 From all of us at Daiichi Sankyo, Happy Thanksgiving!

11/25/2025

It takes less than 30 seconds to screen for lung cancer.

This quick and vital step in early detection is part of a broader conversation led by advocacy groups like the American Cancer Society National Lung Cancer Roundtable, GO2 for Lung Cancer, LUNGevity Foundation, Lung Cancer Research Foundation, and the LCFA: Lung Cancer Foundation of America. Together, we are changing the conversation around lung cancer, and in collaborating with them, we’re able to:

• Deepen our understanding of the patient experience
• Make science and scientific innovation accessible
• Empower patients with the knowledge they need to make informed health decisions

🔗Learn the answers to 6 of the top questions about lung cancer symptoms, screening, and risk factors here:
https://bit.ly/3Kox3hp

Our lungs support our very existence, but we often don’t recognize the signs or symptoms that something isn’t quite right with our lung health. Get answers to frequently asked questions about lung cancer and listen to the voices of empowered patients.

11/10/2025

What does it take to transform science into medicine? Inspired by her brother-in-law and driven by a passion for innovation, Tamy envisions an orchestra, bringing together people, knowledge, and purpose to help ensure patients and their families have access to what’s possible.

Her story reflects a core belief at Daiichi Sankyo that together, we are creating new standards of care and better futures through medicine—our contribution to the enrichment of quality of life around the world. 📣 Explore more stories of the people behind our science:

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11/08/2025

🔬 Science 💻 Technology ⚙ Engineering 🔢 Math = STEM

STEM is a shared journey—where we grow by giving back and learning from the next generation.

From Early Career programs to Students2Science and Take Your Child to Work Day, we’re inspired by their curiosity and creativity every step of the way.

💬 Got a fun fact or experiment? Share it below!

10/28/2025

For Alex Borchard, our mission to bring more hope and more options to those facing a cancer diagnosis has never been more personal. Discover how her journey fuels her purpose to build a compassionate and supportive workplace, while reminding us that no one faces cancer alone.

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Tag someone who inspires you with their resilience and positivity.

Behind every medicine is a story—a story of people who make it possible. In the series Where Craft Meets, Daiichi Sankyo explores and celebrates the people behind our medicines and shares how our unique crafts contribute to our collective mission to help patients. For Alex Borchard, Director, Inte...

10/27/2025

While breast cancer affects 1 in 8 women in the U.S., each person’s experience with the disease is unique and deeply personal.

Through meaningful collaboration with patient advocacy groups, we strive to deepen our understanding of patient needs beyond scientific innovation so every individual touched by breast cancer feels seen, heard, and supported – from screening to survivorship and all places in between.

By working closely with Living Beyond Breast Cancer , Unite For HER , Touch, The Black Breast Cancer Alliance , Young Survival Coalition, American Cancer Society, Tigerlily Foundation , Susan G. Komen, SHARE Cancer Support , Sharsheret , Touch 4 Life, Inc. , and Cancer Nation , we listen and learn so we can support patient communities with the greatest needs.

Learn more about how listening with empathy helps us to do more to support breast cancer patients: http://bit.ly/4nsMHpw

10/14/2025

Cancer—a six-letter word with a profound impact. This October, we stand with patients, families, and colleagues impacted by breast cancer. Alexandra Gojic Borchard's own cancer story is one of hope and resilience. She reminds us why we do what we do.
Learn more: https://bit.ly/4gSwoAA

10/13/2025

Breast cancer affects millions of people in the U.S., and each patient experience is unique.

From early-stage breast cancer to metastatic breast cancer, we are dedicated to helping address the varying needs of patients throughout their care journey.

Despite their differences, one thing stays true: every experience matters and deserves to be heard.

Learn more about “Understanding mBC” here: https://bit.ly/47lIMG5

10/10/2025

Understanding a breast cancer diagnosis can be overwhelming, but no one should face it alone. Through collaboration with the breast cancer community, we support, educate and empower patients and their loved ones to make informed decisions about their care.

Our commitment goes beyond advancing science to develop life-changing treatments, it’s about supporting people and their loved ones along their treatment journey.

See how our passion for innovation and compassion for patients converge. http://bit.ly/3IZJyze

09/30/2025

As a child in a Spanish-speaking home, Andrew was the family translator—a role that became particularly challenging when his mother was diagnosed with breast cancer. His experience revealed how difficult it can be to understand medical materials, especially under overwhelming circumstances.

Today, as a medical reviewer for Daiichi Sankyo, Andrew channels his personal experience into empowering patients, caregivers and healthcare providers to make informed decisions about cancer care.

📖 Read the full story: https://bit.ly/3We3l0P

Behind every medicine is a story—a story of people who make it possible. In the series Where Craft Meets, Daiichi Sankyo explores and celebrates the people behind our medicines and shares how our unique crafts contribute to our collective mission to help patients.