BeOne Medicines

12/24/2025

From all of us at , we wish you a joyful, peaceful holiday season!

Enjoy a restful break with your loved ones, and we’ll see you in 2026!

12/22/2025

As 2025 comes to a close, we’re taking a moment to look back and celebrate the progress we’ve made in the last 12 months.

It’s been an amazing year of insights, breakthroughs, and innovations. Thank you to everyone who has been part of the journey of our shared mission! Bring on 2026!

12/19/2025

Patients with cancer are increasingly becoming the CEOs of their own health, turning to AI to interpret symptoms, understand scans, and prepare for clinical conversations. It's a powerful shift that's redefining the patient-clinician relationship and creating new possibilities for how blood cancer care is delivered.

The question isn't whether AI will play a role in cancer care. It's how we ensure these tools are accurate, trustworthy, and designed to serve patients and caregivers at their most vulnerable moments.

In STAT, BeOne explores five ways AI is transforming the patient blood cancer journey, and the collaborative work needed across the patient advocacy and broader cancer community to unlock its full potential.

Read the full article here:

Artificial intelligence (AI) is rapidly changing how people seek health information, interpret health data, and participate in decisions about their

12/17/2025

Ready to unwrap the year?

Swipe to dive into BeOne 2025 – the highlights, surprises and all the moments that made us say ‘wow’!

Behind every statistic are the people who made it possible – our incredible team and the patients who guide our work.

To everyone who contributed to our initiatives in 2025 – thank you! We couldn’t do this without you.

12/16/2025

Behind every bold idea in healthcare, there are people bringing it to life.

Meet Robert Mulrooney, Cristina García, Martin Völkl – our European leaders – and hear how their personal experiences with cancer shape the way they work.

Swipe to learn more about what drives them, the challenges they tackle, and the moments that remind them why keeping patients at the center of every decision matters.

12/09/2025

And that’s a wrap from at . The past few days have been incredibly inspiring with insightful sessions, meaningful discussions and a shared passion for advancing science and improving patient outcomes.

Our team leaves even more committed to driving innovation towards our vision of redefining the future care for B-cell malignancies.

Thank you to all those who attended our talks and came to the booth.

See you next year!

12/08/2025

As the treatment landscape for CLL evolves, long-term data play a critical role in helping clinicians understand the clinical profile of treatments over time.

As we reach the final stretch of , we connected with Dany Habr, Head of Medical Affairs, to discuss new long-term data shared today and why it matters for patients with CLL.

Don’t miss his final update and be sure to explore more on our congress site: https://congress.beonemedicines.com/?utm_campaign=beone_01_pan_ub_corpaff_all_us_fy25_congress&utm_medium=social&utm_source=facebook_-&utm_content=all_learnmore&utm_term=term

12/06/2025

ASH is one of the most important events for the hematology and oncology community, bringing together healthcare providers, industry leaders, advocates, and researchers from around the world.

To highlight why keeping the patient perspective and experience at the center matters, we spoke with Eleanor Duff, SVP of Corporate Communications. Watch the full conversation to hear more about our Patient Advocacy Innovation Lab and other exciting updates for the meeting.

Learn more about BeOne at : https://congress.beonemedicines.com/?utm_campaign=beone_01_pan_ub_corpaff_all_us_fy25_congress&utm_medium=social&utm_source=facebook_-&utm_content=all_learnmore&utm_term=term

12/05/2025

What happens when patient advocates, healthcare leaders, and AI innovators unite? Magic, and a healthy discussion that drives real innovation.

At our Patient Advocacy AI Innovation Lab at , 60% of attendees already use AI tools in their work, yet 54% worry about reliability in cancer care. This tension is where breakthroughs happen.

Three key insights emerged:

1) Advocates are essential guides. As Meghan Gutierrez from Lymphoma Research Foundation said: "Meet patients where they are—even if they arrive before we do." Those on the front lines know what will work.

2) Trust must be earned. Verification, transparency, and human oversight aren't optional—they're fundamental.

3) Cross-industry innovation sparks breakthrough thinking. Case studies from Disney, Expedia, and Lemonade helped us reimagine patient onboarding, treatment planning, and friction reduction—while keeping human connection at the center.

This is just the beginning. Thank you to our speakers and every advocate who challenged us to think differently.

Together, we're ensuring AI serves humanity in the fight against blood cancer.

12/01/2025

AI effortlessly enhances nearly every aspect of the human experience. But what more can be done to ensure AI effectively improves the patient experience, as well?

That's a question we’ve pondered, and it’s the reason we’re convening patient advocates, healthcare leaders, and AI innovators in Orlando on December 5.

We see vast untapped potential to apply AI to improve the patient cancer journey. And we see incredible power in bringing together some of the brightest minds in technology with those closest to blood cancer, to discuss how technology can help reduce the patient burden and help them refocus their time and attention on what matters most—their care, their questions, their lives.

The future of cancer care isn’t only about treatments. It’s about better experiences. Patient experiences.

Click the link below if you’re interested in joining us, and follow along for more.

🔗 https://ow.ly/1Hbc50XA8eX

11/26/2025

This November, we are marking Stomach Cancer Awareness Month by shining a light on the courage, resilience, and unmet needs of patients and caregivers touched by stomach cancer.

Meet June, who cared for her daughter Jewell during her battle with gastric cancer. We celebrate June, Jewell and all those whose experiences help us better understand the real-life challenges of cancer.

By listening, learning and working together, we can move closer to a world where everyone living with stomach cancer has better options – and renewed hope.