MSD Greece

📌Mark your calendars for the 6th European Cancer Forum and join us in shaping the future of European #cancercare! On 4 December 2024 academic experts, patient representatives, and European and national policymakers will gather in #Brussels to address the most pressing health challenges surrounding cancer. 📍 Residence Palace, Brussels 🗓️ 4 December 2024 | 9:30-18:00 CET More information at https://bit.ly/4idSvlA #EUCancerPlan #CancerCare #HealthcareInnovation #EuropeanCancerForum

“Increasing public funding, integrating innovative policies, and embracing digital transformation are not just economic necessities—they’re essential for better patient care and a sustainable healthcare system,” emphasized Antonis Karokis, External Affairs Director at MSD Greece, at the 3rd Hybrid Forum: "2024: A Milestone Year for Significant Changes in Public Hospitals". #MSDGreece

Korina Pateli-Bell, President of FairLife – Lung Cancer Care and Prevention, highlighted Ioanna's story. Ioanna was diagnosed with lung cancer but thanks to early diagnosis, she can now live fully in the present while dreaming of a brighter tomorrow, surrounded by her loved ones. Read her story and learn more here: https://bit.ly/3Z9Cmol #MSDGreece #exeistonxrono #FairLifeLCC

On Friday, November 15th, we were delighted to participate in the volunteer clean-up activity at Lofos Pani in Alimos! MSD employees joined forces with the Municipality of Alimos to make our neighborhood cleaner and more beautiful. Every small action matters, and we are proud to contribute positively to our community. #MSDGreece

Our recent “Personal Brand” workshops were an incredible journey of self-discovery and empowerment for our MSD female colleagues! Together, we explored unique strengths, learned about image management and how to amplify our insight and influence. Thank you to everyone who participated and to our inspiring Life & Executive Coach, Sophia Klotsa (MBA, MS), for guiding us. During each session, we build stronger, authentic personal brands and supported each other’s growth. Here’s to more empowering experiences with our Women’s Network! #PersonalBranding #SelfGrowth #MSDGreece #WomensNetwork

Gastric Cancer - also called stomach cancer – is the ninth most common cancer in Europe, according to the International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC). Prevention and early detection are key in the fight against this cancer. At MSD, we continue to innovate offering treatments that make a significant difference in patients' lives. #MSDGreece #GastricCancerAwarenessMonth

For yet another year, MSD Greece is proud to participate in the ISPOR Europe Congress! With 10 posters presented by our Market Access, Data Analytics, Health Policy & KAMs' teams, we're sharing groundbreaking insights. Our projects deliver data and evidence that support a sustainable healthcare system, prioritizing patient needs and driving innovation. 📍 Learn more here: https://bit.ly/3Z32vVV 🌍💡 #MSDGreece #ISPOREurope

In celebration of International Men’s Day, MSD Women's Network hosted an inspiring event with a thought-provoking talk by psychologist Patroklos Papadakis on the new role of men in today’s society, modern masculinity and the importance of inclusive leadership. 🎉Colleagues then enjoyed a fun lunch break, followed by an exciting mini basketball tournament! 🏀 Thank you to everyone who joined us in fostering a supportive and inclusive workplace! 💼 #MSDGreece #MensDay #WomensNetwork

World Antimicrobial Resistance (AMR) Awareness Week reminds us of the urgent need to address the growing threat of AMR across humans, animals, and the environment. At MSD, we're committed to driving innovation, supporting research, and partnering with global health leaders to preserve the effectiveness of antibiotics. We advocate for a One Health approach to ensure antibiotics remain a vital tool for improving and maintaining health for all. #MSDGreece #AMR #OneHealth #WAAW2024

According to the World Health Organization cervical cancer could be eliminated if all countries manage to achieve the 90–70–90 targets: • fully vaccinate 90% of girls against HPV by the age of 15, • ensure that 70% of women are screened with a high-performance test by 35 years of age and again by 45 years of age, • provide appropriate treatment to 90% of women diagnosed with cervical cancer. At MSD, we continue to innovate offering treatments that make a significant difference in patients' lives. #MSDGreece #HPV #EliminateCervicalCancer