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READ MORE VIDEO AND AUDIO November 2021 100 Years of Insulin: utilising digital technology Patient pathways for people living with diabetes have changed over the past 100 years and we are working towards supporting Healthcare Professionals and people living with diabetes to better manage their condition, utilising digital technology. VIEW FEATURED NEWS November 2021 Help at hand coming for chronic conditions We are working with a tech firm and partnering with the NHS through the Academic Health Science Network to develop a solution that can support the unmet mental health needs of people with chronic conditions. Download Press Contact If you are a journalist with an enquiry, please contact the Sanofi UK Media Relations team at +44 (0) 118 354 3554 or click here to submit your question electronically. This route is intended for journalists with specific enquiries only. More news and articles Filter by: ALL FEATURE VIDEO AND AUDIO FEATURED NEWS REPORT OPINION PIECE FEATURE November 2021 Lung cancer: awareness and early detection are key, speak to your GP if you have any concerns In the UK, more than 130 new cases of lung cancer are diagnosed every year, which makes it the most common type of cancer in the UK. At Sanofi, we are more than ever motivated to raise awareness of the signs and symptoms and importance of early diagnosis. READ MORE VIDEO AND AUDIO November 2021 100 Years of Insulin: utilising digital technology Patient pathways for people living with diabetes have changed over the past 100 years and we are working towards supporting Healthcare Professionals and people living with diabetes to better manage their condition, utilising digital technology. VIEW FEATURED NEWS November 2021 Help at hand coming for chronic conditions We are working with a tech firm and partnering with the NHS through the Academic Health Science Network to develop a solution that can support the unmet mental health needs of people with chronic conditions. Download FEATURE November 2021 Nurturing and inspiring the talent of the future At Sanofi, our business thrives on new ideas and fresh perspectives which is why we have launched a student placement programme. The programme gives university students the opportunity to work at the heart of our strategic business areas and gain vital experience and insights into how the pharmaceutical industry works. READ MORE FEATURE November 2021 Breast cancer: awareness and innovation are priority In 2020, female breast cancer became the most commonly diagnosed cancer in the world, but do you know who is at risk? At Sanofi, we are committed to improving the lives of people living with all forms of breast cancer, focusing on long-term efforts to advance innovation in this area. READ MORE VIDEO AND AUDIO October 2021 Sanofi Reframed Podcast | Boundless: We’re Unstoppable with Yvonne Wick and Nicole Farmer Listen here for the first episode of our brand-new podcast featuring Yvonne Wick, a member of our Aspiring Leaders Graduate Programme, and Nicole Farmer from our senior leadership team. Find out how they feel leadership has changed and why sometimes the pursuit of perfection can hurt more than help. PODCASTS FEATURED NEWS September 2021 Working to deliver better outcomes for rare disease patients Ben Whitehouse, Head of Rare Disease Sanofi Genzyme UK&IE, and Carla Starita, Medical Franchise Lead Rare Disease and Rare Blood Disorders Sanofi Genzyme UK&IE, set out the importance of early diagnosis and access to specialist care and treatment in an article published in The Guardian supplement. Download July 2021 When supporting our community, every penny counts 280,000,000 pennies for 265 charities. Those are the most relevant numbers that show extraordinary contribution to UK society. Their brilliant work led us to join their scheme in October 2017. READ MORE FEATURE June 2021 Jessamy Baird appointed Sanofi UK Managing Director We are excited about Jessamy’s appointment. As a skilled business leader, her expert guidance will help us navigate this critical time for the UK healthcare sector. READ MORE FEATURE June 2021 Building a diverse and inclusive culture Raj Verma, our Chief Diversity & Experience Officer at Sanofi, said: “You don't know what you don't know, so you have to keep asking questions. It’s our personal journey through our awareness, our education and our engagement that will have a real impact.” Following the lead of Verma, our UK D&I team reflect on how Sanofi has and continues to make that journey. READ MORE FEATURE June 2021 The power of working together to optimise cardiovascular management Jessamy Baird, General Manager, General Medicines Sanofi UK & Ireland, sets out why working together across the life science industry, government, regulators, the NHS, social care, and the third sector is so important. READ MORE FEATURED NEWS May 2021 Press Release: Sanofi and GSK initiate global Phase 3 clinical efficacy study of COVID-19 vaccine candidate We have initiated the global Phase 3 clinical study to assess the safety, efficacy, and immunogenicity of our COVID-19 vaccine candidate, in partnership with GSK. Download FEATURE April 2021 Raising the standard for thrombotic thrombocytopenic purpura (TTP) awareness during COVID-19 At Sanofi, we are committed to breaking down barriers and supporting healthcare professionals in understanding rare diseases through these challenging times. READ MORE FEATURE April 2021 World Meningitis Day: vaccination is our best defence against this unpredictable disease World Meningitis Day is being held on 24 April 2021 to raise awareness of the devastating effects of meningitis and to urge governments from across the world to defeat meningitis by 2030. READ MORE FEATURE March 2021 Sanofi launches new future of advocacy partnerships report At Sanofi, we recognise the importance of working together with patient advocacy groups and to provide partnerships with genuine equity that serve the needs of the patients. Which is why, we have led and published the Future of Advocacy Partnerships Report. READ MORE REPORT February 2021 Gender pay gap report 2020 Achieving gender balance is a strategic priority for Sanofi. This report details our April 2020 results and approach we’re taking. Download FEATURE February 2021 The unseen cost of uncontrolled asthma Uncontrolled asthma costs more than just a patients’ physical and mental wellbeing. A new report, authored by UK Think Tank Demos and commissioned by Sanofi, reveals the financial impact on patients and society as a whole. Sanofi remains committed to improving the lives of those living with uncontrolled asthma. READ MORE FEATURE February 2021 Urgent need to tackle non-melanoma skin cancer during COVID-19 pandemic, say experts How can the rising tide of non-melanoma skin cancer, the most common cancer in the UK, be truly addressed by a healthcare system already under severe pressure due to COVID-19? Our expert roundtable aimed to address this urgent and important question. READ MORE FEATURE January 2021 Driving forward health and wellbeing for employees We’re proud to have received our accreditation from the Workplace Wellbeing Charter, recognising our ongoing work in this area. READ MORE VIDEO AND AUDIO January 2021 Supply Chain: Behind the Scenes The COVID-19 pandemic has greatly impacted the global supply chain of nearly every industry. This is a spotlight on our supply chain teams who have been working tirelessly behind the scenes to continue to deliver vital medicines to those who need them, while navigating the challenges of a disruptive world. VIEW FEATURE January 2021 Sanofi certified as a “Top Employer” in the UK For the 6th year running, Sanofi has been recognised as a Top Employer UK for 2021, having been certified by the Top Employers Institute. READ MORE FEATURE December 2020 2020 - The Year That Changed Us There is no one word to describe 2020 – even the Oxford Dictionary team couldn’t pin it down. For us, 2020 was paradoxically unthinkable yet inspiring; heart-wrenching yet heart-warming; divisive yet unifying. READ MORE FEATURE December 2020 Collaboration in the face of COVID-19 Whilst COVID-19 has done its best to isolate us, cutting us off physically from friends and family, in many ways it has also brought us closer together. READ MORE FEATURE November 2020 Sanofi’s Response in the Fight against COVID-19 As the unprecedented COVID-19 pandemic continues to spread around the world, Sanofi is at the forefront of multiple initiatives to fight the disease, while also carrying on the daily business of making and delivering medicines for patients. READ MORE FEATURE September 2020 Now is the time to prioritise mental health Organisations should act to look after the mental wellbeing of employees during the coronavirus crisis: that was the message loud and clear from our latest webinar with Thames Valley Chamber of Commerce (TVCC) on the impact of COVID-19 on employee mental health. READ MORE OPINION PIECE September 2020 Why this year’s Blood Cancer Awareness Month is more important than ever Why this September may be the most important Blood Cancer Awareness Month of our time. READ MORE OPINION PIECE July 2020 Ask listen and deliver for patient organisations It is vital that the patient voice remains at the heart of everything we do at Sanofi and that we have meaningful relationships with patient organisations. Download VIDEO AND AUDIO July 2020 Sanofi's response to The Independant Medicines and Medical Devices Safety VIEW FEATUREREPORT July 2020 State of the Nation: Non-Melanoma Skin Cancer Report Non-melanoma skin cancer (NMSC) is the most common cancer in the UK, yet most people haven’t heard of it, and would struggle to correctly identify its symptoms. Despite the significant physical and emotional distress it can cause, NMSC is still all too often regarded as a minor condition that is easily treatable. Download FEATURE July 2020 Sanofi’s Response in the Fight against COVID-19 As the unprecedented COVID-19 pandemic continues to spread around the world, Sanofi is at the forefront of multiple initiatives to fight the disease, while also carrying on the daily business of making and delivering medicines for patients. READ MORE REPORT April 2020 Gender pay gap report 2019 Achieving gender balance is a strategic priority for Sanofi. Download FEATURE October 2019 Health Secretary Rt Hon Matt Hancock MP officially opens Sanofi's new UK headquarters Sanofi celebrates grand opening of new UK headquarters at Thames Valley Park in Reading. READ MORE OPINION PIECE August 2019 Ensuring equality and flexible working is not just a buzzword Jessamy Baird, Director of Market Access, shares her thoughts on equality and opportunity at Sanofi UK. Download OPINION PIECE August 2019 How the net generation will shape the future of self-care Millennials are distinctively resourceful when using traditional health support and modern technology to meet their health needs. Download FEATURE July 2019 Strategic relationship with Catalent underlines Sanofi's commitment to UK manufacturing The UK has world leading universities, a highly-skilled workforce and a life sciences ecosystem that has lead discoveries with a huge impact for people and patients all across the world. However, for the UK to remain a hub for scientific innovation, it is crucial that all those involved in life sciences work together to maintain momentum and investment in the UK, especially when looking to the landscape beyond Brexit. Download FEATURE June 2019 Collaborating for innovation An exciting new alliance has been announced between Sanofi and Oxford University Medical Sciences Division. Download REPORTFEATURE January 2019 The Power of Prevention As the Secretary of State for Health & Social Care has set out, the long-term sustainability of the NHS is reliant on a cultural shift which acknowledges the value of investing in prevention in both principle and practise. Download < 1 2 3 ... 7 < Job bag number MAT-GB-2001215(v1.0) Last page update October 2021 Follow us Sanofi UK on Twitter Sitemap Terms of Use Privacy Policy Cookie Policy Other Legal Notices Modern Slavery Act Statement © 2018-2021 Sanofi - All rights reserved MAT-GB-2001217(v2.0) - February 2021 Your privacy is important to us By clicking “Accept All ”, you agree to the storing of cookies on your device to enhance site navigation and measure site performance. You can personalize or withdraw your consent at any moment by clicking on the link "Cookies Settings". 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