Daiichi Sankyo US

10/20/2026

“The details matter because the people matter.”

Even though Senior Study Associate Tara Rowek may never meet the patients whose lives could be affected by her work, she still feels part of their journey.

And a deep responsibility to ensure the studies here at Daiichi Sankyo are conducted with the highest level of quality.

👉 Read her full story and more about clinical trials here: https://bit.ly/4i9Eypk

Learn how Daiichi Sankyo move clinical trials forward with quality, collaboration and patient focus.

10/06/2026

An early breast cancer diagnosis can bring difficult questions - but it can also create important opportunities to learn. Our research is helping scientists better understand tumor response, recurrence risk, and how advances in care may support patients earlier in their journey, when treatment is often given with curative intent.

Read more here: https://bit.ly/3TnBygX

At Daiichi Sankyo, we are committed to asking more of science and pushing innovation across the different stages of breast cancer to help address unmet needs for patients and their loved ones.

09/24/2026

Research has the power to deepen our understanding of cancer and open the door to new possibilities for patients. 🔬

is a reminder of that power and the unmet need that still exists.

At Daiichi Sankyo we continue to push research and evaluate new therapies and treatment options for patients including the potential of HER2-directed therapies in endometrial and ovarian cancers. Learn more here: https://bit.ly/4yePTew

09/21/2026

What happens behind the scenes of clinical trials?

Advancing potential new medicines requires collaboration across science, quality, compliance, clinical operations, and more. For Tara Rowek, helping teams navigate that complexity starts with grace.

Having supported her own mother through a breast cancer diagnosis, Tara understands that behind every scientific advancement are people searching for hope, answers and more moments together. It's a perspective that continues to shape her craft of grace.

🎥 Watch Tara's story and discover how her craft of grace is helping turn possibility into progress. https://bit.ly/4yrWaDp

08/31/2026

“She left behind everything she had ever known.”

The most important leadership lessons don't always begin in the workplace. For Dalal Nesheiwat, they began with her mother. At just 16 years old, she left her home country to build a new life in the United States. Through perseverance, resilience, and the encouragement of those who believed in her, she created opportunities that would shape not only her own future, but also her daughter's approach to leadership.

Those early lessons inspired Dalal to embrace opportunities, seek out mentors, and invest in the next generation of leaders. Read more about the people, experiences, and values that continue to shape her leadership journey and outcomes for patients.

👉 Read the full story:

As a proud first-generation Jordanian American, Dalal Nesheiwat learned early on that resilience is strengthened by those who believe in you. Discover how those lessons shaped her leadership journey and why she's committed to paying that support forward.

07/27/2026

“I do not follow the status quo. I create my own path.”

For Dalal Nesheiwat, that mindset has shaped a career dedicated to advancing research and innovation in pursuit of better outcomes for people around the world.

As a global R&D leader at Daiichi Sankyo, she found a culture where she can bring her authentic self to work, contribute her unique perspective, and help shape what's possible for the future of healthcare. Through her leadership and commitment to mentoring the next generation of leaders and pharmacy students, Dalal is helping others forge paths of their own.

🎥 Watch Dalal's story and discover how her craft of pathfinding is helping turn possibility into progress.

07/22/2026

No one should face cancer alone.

Behind every patient is a network of healthcare professionals, advocates, caregivers and loved ones working together to provide support, guidance and care.

At Daiichi Sankyo, our CARE Team model is built around Collaboration, Accountability, Respect and Ex*****on; principles that help us support oncology practices, healthcare professionals and patient communities.

📖Read more about our CARE Team philosophy and our commitment to patients and their full support system: https://bit.ly/4yFIOoe

Cancer care is never carried out by one person alone. It is a team effort, with oncologists, nurses, pharmacists, pathologists, patient support teams, caregivers, and many others all supporting the patient.

07/10/2026

How does AI impact patients? Over 80 patient advocacy group leaders gathered during to share insights during the second annual Daiichi Sankyo Patient Summit.

Through presentations and a panel discussion, participants explored the limitations of AI and how to navigate its evolving role in healthcare responsibly through transparency, data security, human oversight, and training.

Key takeaways from the summit panelists:

- Anjee Davis, CEO of Fight Colorectal Cancer, shared the Fight CRC team’s successful use of AI to identify gaps in care and improve healthcare processes.

- Dr. Jody Britten delivered an important reminder that not everyone is ready for AI, and that support must be provided for patients who cannot access, lack confidence, or do not trust these tools.

💬 How do you think AI can best help?

06/23/2026

Food brings people together—what’s on your plate can tell a powerful story.

To celebrate Juneteenth, employees came together for Beyond the Plate, a unique experience exploring the history and cultural significance behind the foods that have helped shape African American culture.

From meaningful conversations to shared meals and new perspectives, it was a powerful reminder of how we grow stronger by learning from one another.

Events like these help us connect, reflect, and celebrate the diverse cultures that shape who we are.

06/18/2026

"We've all been affected by cancer in some way."

Behind every breakthrough in cancer research is a personal story — a person, a promise, a reason to keep going.

This Men's Health Month and Father’s Day, we're spotlighting the human side of this work. Because science is driven by people, for people.