Taiho Oncology strives to make a positive contribution to society and the environment. We support our local communities through charitable endeavors, and work proactively to protect the environmental impact in every aspect of our work—from research and development, to production, distribution, marketing, and disposal.
Furthermore, as a member of Otsuka Holdings, we are part of a group of companies that pursues initiatives that are shaped by mutual respect and open communication with all stakeholders, including customers and business partners in the countries and regions where we do business.
“We are proud to support patients through partnerships with organizations that share our company’s mission to improve awareness, prevention and access to quality care for cancer patients and the community at risk.”
Why are these Taiho Oncology employees holding a green light bulb over their heads? They recently took part in a campaign to help "shine a light" on cholangiocarcinoma, a cancer of the bile ducts of the liver that is increasing in prevalence worldwide. Taiho Oncology was a sponsor of this awareness initiative, which was led by the Cholangiocarcinoma Foundation, a patient advocacy organization.
Within our Patient Alliances organization, we strive to understand the patient journey from diagnosis through treatment, incorporating the patient experience into the fabric of the company. We do this by actively engaging with patient advocacy organizations throughout clinical development and post-product launch to ensure we understand patient and caregiver perspectives and insights in the pursuit of advancing care. Additionally, Taiho provides funding support for patient and caregiver programs, initiatives, education and research.
Members of Team Taiho gathered for a Light The Night event in New Jersey to raise funds for the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society, which is dedicated to creating a world without blood cancer. Taiho employees and their families were among those who participated in the Mercer County walk as survivors, supporters or in memory of loved ones lost to blood and other cancers.