Community Quests
We all play a role in biomedical progress. Just by paying your insurance premiums—and saving for retirement—you are enabling grand quests to vanquish many diseases. In these videos and articles, hear from the scientists and executives doing that work. These are your quests, too. Thank you for supporting them.

Videos
Nearly one in eight men in the United States are diagnosed with prostate cancer in their lifetime. Every year, almost 300,000 discover that they have prostate cancer and over 30,000 die from it, making it one of the most survivable cancers and also the second highest cause of cancer death among men.
Behind every statistic is a person fighting for more time, and behind them is a team of scientists, investors, and patient advocates working toward a cure.
Over 30,000 Americans are living with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS).
Behind every statistic is a person fighting for more time, and behind them is a team of scientists, investors, and patient advocates working toward a cure.
Over 2 million Americans are diagnosed with cancer each year.
Behind every statistic is a person fighting for more time, and behind them is a team of scientists, investors, and patient advocates working toward a cure.
Over 1.5 million Americans are living with blood cancers—leukemia, lymphoma, myeloma. Behind every statistic is a person fighting for more time, and behind them is a team of scientists, investors, and patient advocates working toward a cure.
More than 1.5 million Americans live with lupus. Meet some of the biotech innovators working to develop new medicines to better treat—and even cure—this disease.
More than 1 million Americans live with rheumatoid arthritis, a painful autoimmune disease that can damage joints, skin, eyes, lungs, and more. Meet some of the biotech innovators working to develop new medicines to better treat—and even cure—this disease.
About 40,000 children and adults in the US and approximately a hundred thousand people worldwide live with cystic fibrosis or CF. Meet some of the biotech innovators working to develop new medicines to better treat—and even cure—this disease.
About 20,000 American women are diagnosed with ovarian cancer each year. Meet some of the biotech innovators working to develop new medicines to better treat—and even cure—this disease.
Over 3 million Americans are diagnosed with skin cancer each year. Meet some of the biotech innovators working to develop new medicines to better treat—and even cure—this disease.
Nearly a million Americans are living with multiple sclerosis. Meet some of the biotech innovators working to develop new medicines to restore health and happiness to these patients and their families.
Nearly 1 million Americans and over 7 million people globally are living with Parkinson's disease. Meet some of the biotech innovators working to develop new medicines to restore health and happiness to these patients and their families.
The Massachusetts biotech industry leads the world in innovation and drug development. But its companies don’t have the support of its own leaders. Why?
Biomedical innovators are developing new autoimmune therapeutics - insurance reform will ensure new treatments and cures are accessible and affordable.
Articles
Cambridge is home to the world's most innovative biotech companies. Resident Neil Kairen explains the importance of this industry and suggests explanations for why so many misunderstand its value.
Researchers in Pennsylvania are working on a cure for Parkinson’s. Price controls threaten their progress.
A company in Virginia is working on a vaccine to protect babies from rotavirus and norovirus.