Oncology

Our scientists take a rigorous, comprehensive approach to understanding cancer biology and drug discovery.

Our response to cancer always starts with the science

Targeting cancer demands a deep understanding of its complexities. Our researchers have the freedom to explore cutting-edge science & technology to achieve this.

How are we transforming the lives of patients with cancer?

The evolution of cancer care has transformed outcomes to the extent some are described as potentially curable. Our goal is to bring this benefit to all patients.

Cancer immunotherapy

As our understanding of the immune system and tumour biology expands, so does our hope for developing treatments that may change people’s live.

Breast cancer

We remain committed to finding new ways to tackle the disease with the goal of improving patient outcomes and bringing them closer to cure.

Bladder cancer

Despite scientists tirelessly researching new treatments for bladder cancer, there has been little in the way of new treatments for nearly 30 years.

Cervical cancer

Xổ số miền nam thứ 7 tuần trướcCervical cancer occurs when abnormal cells on the cervix grow out of control. It can often be prevented or successfully treated when found early.

Colorectal cancer

Despite treatments improving in the early lines of therapy, in advanced colorectal cancer options remain limited.

Lung cancer

Approximately 1.8 million people develop lung cancer every year. Can new diagnostic tools deliver earlier diagnosis and smarter treatment choices?

Haematology: It’s in our blood

Xổ số miền nam thứ 7 tuần trướcLearn more about this complex and challenging area of medicine, and how Roche is redefining treatment for people with diseases of the blood.

Liver cancer

HCC is known as a ‘silent killer’ as the symptoms often appear too late for curative treatments. Learn more about the signs, symptoms and risk factors.

Ovarian cancer

Xổ số miền nam thứ 7 tuần trướcOvarian cancer, known as a “silent killer” is often diagnosed at a late stage. Being aware of the signs, symptoms and risk factors helps with earlier diagnosis.

Renal cell carcinoma

Renal cell carcinoma is the most common form of kidney cancer, accounting for approximately 90% of cases

Skin cancer

Skin cancer can often be cured if caught early, but if left it can be difficult to treat and even fatal.

Roche at ASCO 2020

Xổ số miền nam thứ 7 tuần trướcElena Bernedo Arzac, Head of Oncology, GPS at Roche Pharmaceuticals: Advancing the science through our computer screens.

Roche continues to lead the fight against cancer together

Xổ số miền nam thứ 7 tuần trướcThis World Cancer Day, learn how we are working together with our partners, including the UICC, to transform the lives of people living with cancer.

Roche at ESMO 2020

Elena Bernedo Arzac, Head of Oncology, GPS at Roche Pharmaceuticals: Accelerating innovation with collaboration throughout the pandemic.

Taking a stand against cancer

Xổ số miền nam thứ 7 tuần trướcAll you need to know about the people and the important work at Roche Pharma Research and Early Development (pRED) Oncology as we discover the future in cancer care.

Roche at WCLC 2018

Xổ số miền nam thứ 7 tuần trướcUnderstanding lung cancer, strand by strand

Blending a new approach to genetic testing for cancer

Xổ số miền nam thứ 7 tuần trướcFor better insights into cancer tumour genetic mutations, scientists enlisted the aid of an unusual tool - a kitchen blender.

Shaping the future of cancer care

Combining science, partnerships and analytics in the fight against cancer.

Learn more about the work of pRED oncology at Roche

Xổ số miền nam thứ 7 tuần trướcChristian Rommel, Global Head of pRED Oncology, gives his perspectives on cancer research in Roche and beyond.

Xổ số miền nam thứ 7 tuần trướcCould comprehensive genomic profiling improve outcomes for patients with one of the most deadly and poorly understood cancers—Cancer of Unknown Primary Origin? A new trial seeks to find out.

Building bridges to improve the cancer patient journey

The role of an oncology nurse navigator requires a unique combination of skills, knowledge and compassion.

A mosaic of life after cancer

Stories of survival not only provide hope to cancer patients, but they also remind oncologists why they work so hard to find new treatments.

9 things you may not know about cancer

Interesting facts about the world’s biggest health challenge.

Light bulb moments in oncology

15 of the biggest advances in cancer treatment to date.

Progress in cancer

Xổ số miền nam thứ 7 tuần trướcCancer has been around since ancient times. From dinosaurs to diagnostics: Get a deeper understanding and historical insights into cancer.

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