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23 % Thank you for visiting. From brainstorm to breakthrough, using the right tool is crucial. Making Medicine is best viewed on the Chrome browser. Thank you for visiting. Making Medicine can be a long process. We’re working as fast as we can to make it available on your mobile device soon. View the Trailer This web site is optimized for IE10+, Firefox, Chrome, Safari, and other modern browsers. You can continue to the site, but some features might not perform optimally. Continue to the site Related Jobs Loading... View More Jobs Share Search Chapters Timeline Process Overview This kiosk is in automated exploratory mode. Try tapping or swiping to explore the Making Medicine story yourself! Approved! Approval day at Genentech comes with a cacophony of joyful noise. We’re not exactly sure when it started, but when a medicine is approved by the FDA, we ring bells. And we hear the FDA does too. For us, it’s a recognition of the work that got us here, and it’s a celebration of being able to offer a new treatment option to a patient who needs it. For you, let it be a celebration of completing the Making Medicine story. So join us. Ring that bell. Protecting the Medicine Packaging The package is more than a wrapper when it comes to making medicine. It’s protection. We put very special care into making sure our medicines can safely make it to their destination. We’ve reached a milestone, but there’s still more to do. Ongoing Safety Initiatives Pivotal clinical trials evaluate if a medicine is safe and effective enough to receive FDA approval for marketing. Even after approval, there is still a lot to learn about the medicine. For example, understanding the particular efficacy and safety profile of a medicine for pediatric uses or in the elderly. In addition, doctors and patients may use our medicines in ways we have not already studied. So, we often conduct ‘real world’ studies to assess the emerging risks and benefits of our medicine in larger or more diverse populations. Learn more about Ongoing Safety Initiatives Exploring Other Uses Medicines can have more than one single use. They may be used in different ways for the same disease or across diseases. A good example of this is cancer, where the biology often tells us that a medicine for treating one type of cancer could potentially work in another. Approval initiates additional research by doctors worldwide. We may opt to partner with doctors at universities and hospitals to support these investigator-sponsored trials.” And in doing so, understand the potential and limitation of a new medicine across may different diseases, dosing regimens and drug combinations. Learn more about Exploring Other Uses Supporting Access Approval signals our ability to deliver our medicines to the patients who need it. But beyond the physical delivery, when one of our medicines is prescribed, we have a dedicated team of people who can help patients understand the range of support services we provide. We offer coverage and co-pay support as well as patient assistance to make sure that healthcare coverage isn’t a barrier to patients seeking our medicines. Whenever possible, we make sure that people can get the medicines they need, regardless of their ability to pay. Learn more about Supporting Access Learn more at gene.com [Icon] ShareHey, that was fun. Do it again. Save Your Place * Please enter a valid email Submit Sending... Success! Your bookmark has been sent! Back to Making Medicine Failure! We’re currently experiencing problems with sending bookmarks. , sorry about that! Back to Making Medicine Share Share with your friends * Please enter a valid email * Please enter a valid email Hello, I just checked out the Making Medicine website. It’s pretty interesting, check it out! * Please enter a valid message. Submit Sending... Success! Your link has been shared! Back to Making Medicine Failure! We’re currently experiencing problems with sharing via email. , sorry about that! Back to Making Medicine 1 / Privacy Policy | Terms & Conditions | Genentech, Inc....