At Janssen, we’re creating a future where disease is a thing of the past. We’re the Pharmaceutical Companies of Johnson & Johnson, working tirelessly to make that future a reality for patients everywhere by fighting sickness with science, improving access with ingenuity, and healing hopelessness with heart. We focus on areas of medicine where we can make the biggest difference: Cardiovascular, Metabolism & Retina, Immunology, Infectious Diseases & Vaccines, Neuroscience, Oncology, and Pulmonary Hypertension.
We have 40,000 people around the world who show up every day to achieve the unimaginable. This work requires heart, science, and ingenuity. We never stop imagining a future where the most challenging diseases are a thing of the past.
We are driven by the fact that patients are waiting for breakthroughs. We focus on six areas of medicine where the need is high, the science is compelling, and the opportunity to make a difference is great.
In order to make the greatest impact, we collaborate with experts at every stage, from early discovery to market access.
Watch this video and in a few minutes you'll have a better idea of what we do every day to prevent, treat, cure, and stop some of the most devastating and complex diseases of our time.
Watch this video and in a few minutes you'll have a better idea of what we do every day to prevent, treat, cure, and stop some of the most devastating and complex diseases of our time.
We focus our efforts and resources where the need is high, the science is compelling and where we have the greatest opportunity to save and improve lives.
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Caribbean Holiday
Artwork donated by MINDS, one of Singapore’s oldest and largest non-governmental organizations catering to the educational, vocational, social and welfare needs of people with intellectual disability.
Lilies and Carp
Artwork from The Creative Center at University Settlement, a nonprofit organization dedicated to bringing creative arts to people living with and beyond cancer and other chronic illnesses.
Untitled 4
Artwork from, Reflections Art in Health a user-led charity that promotes positive mental health through the creative arts.
Untitled 6
Artwork from, Reflections Art in Health a user-led charity that promotes positive mental health through the creative arts.
Untitled
Artwork from the National Art Exhibitions of the Mentally Ill, Inc (NAEMI), an organization dedicated to discovering and preserving the art of people with mental illness.
Sunburst
Artwork from The Creative Center at University Settlement, a nonprofit organization dedicated to bringing creative arts to people living with and beyond cancer and other chronic illnesses. Learn more about Cliff’s story, “A Colorful Life”.
Star Cradle
Artwork from The Creative Center, a nonprofit organization dedicated to bringing creative arts to people living with and beyond cancer and other chronic illnesses. Learn more about Cliff’s story, “A Colorful Life”.
Summer Lights
Artwork from The Creative Center, a nonprofit organization dedicated to bringing creative arts to people living with and beyond cancer and other chronic illnesses. Learn more about Cliff’s story, “A Colorful Life”.
Green Tree Repaint
Diagnosed with ulcerative colitis in 2007, Dennis created an educational website to share his story. Today, his academic career focuses on health communication and exploring the internet's role in promoting health and well-being. Learn more about Dennis in “A Passion Rediscovered.”
Atomic Forest
Artwork from the National Art Exhibitions of the Mentally Ill, Inc (NAEMI), an organization dedicated to discovering and preserving the art of people with mental illness.
Lilian
Donna Lewis is an artist and cartoonist living in Washington, DC. By day, donna uses her legal background to create social impact initiatives through art and education. By night and weekends, donna writes and draws the syndicated comic strip Reply All and single panel Reply All Lite. Donna’s current focus is Living Broken, social impact art inspired by real life stories of thriving in the face of challenge.
Discovery
An autistic artist, author and renowned autism advocate, Donna Williams used her talents to give people a glimpse into the world of someone living with autism. She passed away in 2017 from cancer.
Cheerful
An autistic artist, author and renowned autism advocate, Donna Williams used her talents to give people a glimpse into the world of someone living with autism. She passed away in 2017 from cancer.
Enticement
An autistic artist, author and renowned autism advocate, Donna Williams used her talents to give people a glimpse into the world of someone living with autism. She passed away in 2017 from cancer.
Family
An autistic artist, author and renowned autism advocate, Donna Williams used her talents to give people a glimpse into the world of someone living with autism. She passed away in 2017 from cancer.
Day Of The Armada
Dorethey is a joyful, self-taught artist living with arthritis, general anxiety syndrome and diabetes.
Anesthesia
Artwork from Gilda’s Club New York City, a non-profit organization that creates welcoming communities of free support for everyone living with cancer, along with their families and friends.
Mystic Seaport
A retired art teacher and world traveler, Jane has had a passion for art since childhood. Through painting watercolors, she finds inspiration and healing throughout her experience living with multiple myeloma. Learn more about Jane by reading her story "The Art of Getting Lost."
Stowaway
Jennifer is a practicing New York City artist who was diagnosed with Type 1 diabetes at the age of twelve. She refers to her art as a “picture essay about this exasperating, mysterious, unpredictable, motivating, fascinating, relentless nuisance.”
Stuyvesant Park
Jennifer is a practicing New York City artist who was diagnosed with Type 1 diabetes at the age of twelve. She refers to her art as a “picture essay about this exasperating, mysterious, unpredictable, motivating, fascinating, relentless nuisance.”
Shells
Artwork from, Reflections Art in Health a user-led charity that promotes positive mental health through the creative arts.
Rock Composite 22
Artwork from The Creative Center, a nonprofit organization dedicated to bringing creative arts to people living with and beyond cancer and other chronic illnesses.
Social Fire
Artwork from the National Art Exhibitions of the Mentally Ill, Inc (NAEMI), an organization dedicated to discovering and preserving the art of people with mental illness.
Not What It's Cracked Up to Be
An active artist and California native, Martin Freeman was kind enough to donate his extraordinary artwork to Janssen. Martin was diagnosed with AIDS in 1990.
Universal
An active artist and California native, Martin Freeman was kind enough to donate his extraordinary artwork to Janssen. Martin was diagnosed with AIDS in 1990.
Untitled
An active artist and California native, Martin Freeman was kind enough to donate his extraordinary artwork to Janssen. Martin was diagnosed with AIDS in 1990.
Harmony
Based in New Jersey, Melinda is an artist living with HIV. Art is a significant part of her recovery and each new piece reflects a part of her journey.
Goddess of Healing
Based in New Jersey, Melinda is an artist living with HIV. Art is a significant part of her recovery and each new piece reflects a part of her journey.
Total Tranquility
Based in New Jersey, Melinda is an artist living with HIV. Art is a significant part of her recovery and each new piece reflects a part of her journey.
Tree of Life
Based in New Jersey, Melinda is an artist living with HIV. Art is a significant part of her recovery and each new piece reflects a part of her journey.
The World Among Us
Artwork from Gilda’s Club New York City, a non-profit organization that creates welcoming communities of free support for everyone living with cancer, along with their families and friends.
Blue Rhapsody
Artwork from the National Art Exhibitions of the Mentally Ill, Inc (NAEMI), an organization dedicated to discovering and preserving the art of people with mental illness.
Untitled 2
Artwork from the National Art Exhibitions of the Mentally Ill, Inc (NAEMI), an organization dedicated to discovering and preserving the art of people with mental illness.
Time Is Now 1
Through her art, Rhonda has explored psoriasis, a chronic skin disorder she has lived with since the age of six. Art, and working as an artist, has proven to be cathartic and has helped her in coming to terms with living with psoriasis. Rhonda also works as a participatory artist in the community using the arts to bring people together. She has carried out a number of arts projects with a focus on arts in health for the National Health Service in the United Kingdom with a special emphasis in dermatology. Learn more about Rhonda in “My Sanctuary in Art.”
Time Is Now 2
Through her art, Rhonda has explored psoriasis, a chronic skin disorder she has lived with since the age of six. Art, and working as an artist, has proven to be cathartic and has helped her in coming to terms with living with psoriasis. Rhonda also works as a participatory artist in the community using the arts to bring people together. She has carried out a number of arts projects with a focus on arts in health for the National Health Service in the United Kingdom with a special emphasis in dermatology. Learn more about Rhonda in “My Sanctuary in Art.”
Taxi
Artwork from the National Art Exhibitions of the Mentally Ill, Inc. (NAEMI), an organization dedicated to discovering and preserving the art of people with mental illness.
Untitled 1
Artwork from the National Art Exhibitions of the Mentally Ill, Inc (NAEMI), an organization dedicated to discovering and preserving the art of people with mental illness.
Untitled 2
Artwork from the National Art Exhibitions of the Mentally Ill, Inc (NAEMI), an organization dedicated to discovering and preserving the art of people with mental illness.
Still Life 1998
Over her 25 year career, Susan produced a broad and highly acclaimed body of work. She succumbed to cancer in 1999, and is survived by her daughter, Jamie Barkin, and her husband, Robert Barkin.
Look to the Stars
Artwork from Gilda’s Club New York City, a non-profit organization that creates welcoming communities of free support for everyone living with cancer, along with their families and friends.
lincs
Artwork from, Reflections Art in Health a user-led charity that promotes positive mental health through the creative arts.
Untitled
Artwork from, Reflections Art in Health a user-led charity that promotes positive mental health through the creative arts.
Caribbean Holiday
Artwork donated by MINDS, one of Singapore’s oldest and largest non-governmental organizations catering to the educational, vocational, social and welfare needs of people with intellectual disability.
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Lilies and Carp
Artwork from The Creative Center at University Settlement, a nonprofit organization dedicated to bringing creative arts to people living with and beyond cancer and other chronic illnesses.
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Untitled 4
Artwork from, Reflections Art in Health a user-led charity that promotes positive mental health through the creative arts.
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Untitled 6
Artwork from, Reflections Art in Health a user-led charity that promotes positive mental health through the creative arts.
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Untitled
Artwork from the National Art Exhibitions of the Mentally Ill, Inc (NAEMI), an organization dedicated to discovering and preserving the art of people with mental illness.
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Sunburst
Artwork from The Creative Center at University Settlement, a nonprofit organization dedicated to bringing creative arts to people living with and beyond cancer and other chronic illnesses. Learn more about Cliff’s story, “A Colorful Life”.
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Star Cradle
Artwork from The Creative Center, a nonprofit organization dedicated to bringing creative arts to people living with and beyond cancer and other chronic illnesses. Learn more about Cliff’s story, “A Colorful Life”.
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Summer Lights
Artwork from The Creative Center, a nonprofit organization dedicated to bringing creative arts to people living with and beyond cancer and other chronic illnesses. Learn more about Cliff’s story, “A Colorful Life”.
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Green Tree Repaint
Diagnosed with ulcerative colitis in 2007, Dennis created an educational website to share his story. Today, his academic career focuses on health communication and exploring the internet's role in promoting health and well-being. Learn more about Dennis in “A Passion Rediscovered.”
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Atomic Forest
Artwork from the National Art Exhibitions of the Mentally Ill, Inc (NAEMI), an organization dedicated to discovering and preserving the art of people with mental illness.
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Lilian
Donna Lewis is an artist and cartoonist living in Washington, DC. By day, donna uses her legal background to create social impact initiatives through art and education. By night and weekends, donna writes and draws the syndicated comic strip Reply All and single panel Reply All Lite. Donna’s current focus is Living Broken, social impact art inspired by real life stories of thriving in the face of challenge.
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Discovery
An autistic artist, author and renowned autism advocate, Donna Williams used her talents to give people a glimpse into the world of someone living with autism. She passed away in 2017 from cancer.
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Cheerful
An autistic artist, author and renowned autism advocate, Donna Williams used her talents to give people a glimpse into the world of someone living with autism. She passed away in 2017 from cancer.
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Enticement
An autistic artist, author and renowned autism advocate, Donna Williams used her talents to give people a glimpse into the world of someone living with autism. She passed away in 2017 from cancer.
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Family
An autistic artist, author and renowned autism advocate, Donna Williams used her talents to give people a glimpse into the world of someone living with autism. She passed away in 2017 from cancer.
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Day Of The Armada
Dorethey is a joyful, self-taught artist living with arthritis, general anxiety syndrome and diabetes.
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Anesthesia
Artwork from Gilda’s Club New York City, a non-profit organization that creates welcoming communities of free support for everyone living with cancer, along with their families and friends.
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Mystic Seaport
A retired art teacher and world traveler, Jane has had a passion for art since childhood. Through painting watercolors, she finds inspiration and healing throughout her experience living with multiple myeloma. Learn more about Jane by reading her story "The Art of Getting Lost."
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Stowaway
Jennifer is a practicing New York City artist who was diagnosed with Type 1 diabetes at the age of twelve. She refers to her art as a “picture essay about this exasperating, mysterious, unpredictable, motivating, fascinating, relentless nuisance.”
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Stuyvesant Park
Jennifer is a practicing New York City artist who was diagnosed with Type 1 diabetes at the age of twelve. She refers to her art as a “picture essay about this exasperating, mysterious, unpredictable, motivating, fascinating, relentless nuisance.”
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Shells
Artwork from, Reflections Art in Health a user-led charity that promotes positive mental health through the creative arts.
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Rock Composite 22
Artwork from The Creative Center, a nonprofit organization dedicated to bringing creative arts to people living with and beyond cancer and other chronic illnesses.
Tap here to expand
Social Fire
Artwork from the National Art Exhibitions of the Mentally Ill, Inc (NAEMI), an organization dedicated to discovering and preserving the art of people with mental illness.
Tap here to expand
Not What It's Cracked Up to Be
An active artist and California native, Martin Freeman was kind enough to donate his extraordinary artwork to Janssen. Martin was diagnosed with AIDS in 1990.
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Universal
An active artist and California native, Martin Freeman was kind enough to donate his extraordinary artwork to Janssen. Martin was diagnosed with AIDS in 1990.
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Untitled
An active artist and California native, Martin Freeman was kind enough to donate his extraordinary artwork to Janssen. Martin was diagnosed with AIDS in 1990.
Tap here to expand
Harmony
Based in New Jersey, Melinda is an artist living with HIV. Art is a significant part of her recovery and each new piece reflects a part of her journey.
Tap here to expand
Goddess of Healing
Based in New Jersey, Melinda is an artist living with HIV. Art is a significant part of her recovery and each new piece reflects a part of her journey.
Tap here to expand
Total Tranquility
Based in New Jersey, Melinda is an artist living with HIV. Art is a significant part of her recovery and each new piece reflects a part of her journey.
Tap here to expand
Tree of Life
Based in New Jersey, Melinda is an artist living with HIV. Art is a significant part of her recovery and each new piece reflects a part of her journey.
Tap here to expand
The World Among Us
Artwork from Gilda’s Club New York City, a non-profit organization that creates welcoming communities of free support for everyone living with cancer, along with their families and friends.
Tap here to expand
Blue Rhapsody
Artwork from the National Art Exhibitions of the Mentally Ill, Inc (NAEMI), an organization dedicated to discovering and preserving the art of people with mental illness.
Tap here to expand
Untitled 2
Artwork from the National Art Exhibitions of the Mentally Ill, Inc (NAEMI), an organization dedicated to discovering and preserving the art of people with mental illness.
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Time Is Now 1
Through her art, Rhonda has explored psoriasis, a chronic skin disorder she has lived with since the age of six. Art, and working as an artist, has proven to be cathartic and has helped her in coming to terms with living with psoriasis. Rhonda also works as a participatory artist in the community using the arts to bring people together. She has carried out a number of arts projects with a focus on arts in health for the National Health Service in the United Kingdom with a special emphasis in dermatology. Learn more about Rhonda in “My Sanctuary in Art.”
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Time Is Now 2
Through her art, Rhonda has explored psoriasis, a chronic skin disorder she has lived with since the age of six. Art, and working as an artist, has proven to be cathartic and has helped her in coming to terms with living with psoriasis. Rhonda also works as a participatory artist in the community using the arts to bring people together. She has carried out a number of arts projects with a focus on arts in health for the National Health Service in the United Kingdom with a special emphasis in dermatology. Learn more about Rhonda in “My Sanctuary in Art.”
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Taxi
Artwork from the National Art Exhibitions of the Mentally Ill, Inc. (NAEMI), an organization dedicated to discovering and preserving the art of people with mental illness.
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Untitled 1
Artwork from the National Art Exhibitions of the Mentally Ill, Inc (NAEMI), an organization dedicated to discovering and preserving the art of people with mental illness.
Tap here to expand
Untitled 2
Artwork from the National Art Exhibitions of the Mentally Ill, Inc (NAEMI), an organization dedicated to discovering and preserving the art of people with mental illness.
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Still Life 1998
Over her 25 year career, Susan produced a broad and highly acclaimed body of work. She succumbed to cancer in 1999, and is survived by her daughter, Jamie Barkin, and her husband, Robert Barkin.
Tap here to expand
Look to the Stars
Artwork from Gilda’s Club New York City, a non-profit organization that creates welcoming communities of free support for everyone living with cancer, along with their families and friends.
Tap here to expand
lincs
Artwork from, Reflections Art in Health a user-led charity that promotes positive mental health through the creative arts.
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Untitled
Artwork from, Reflections Art in Health a user-led charity that promotes positive mental health through the creative arts.
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