News Releases

We have been awarded the esteemed Prix Galien Award for Best Pharmaceutical Agent, recognizing groundbreaking healthcare innovations.

With Bristol Myers Squibb, we celebrated this achievement, often called the "Nobel Prize for medical innovation." This award, originating in France, is now recognized in 15 countries.

Congratulations to all nominees and participants who share our dedication to advancing medical science.

Meet José, a patient who brings to life the daily challenges of living with Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy (HCM). At Bristol Myers Squibb, we are dedicated to raising awareness and enhancing the management of this often unnoticed inherited heart condition. José's story underscores the critical importance of early diagnosis, ongoing research, and the need for improved treatments.

We invite you to listen carefully to patient experiences and unite with us to create a brighter tomorrow for all affected by this condition.

Every day, we focus on supporting people with psoriasis, one of Europe's most common skin conditions. Psoriasis is more than a skin condition; it is a chronic disease that brings daily challenges and affects both the body and the mind.

In our latest testimonial video, Ann-Sophie from Belgium shares her experiences living with psoriasis. From the daily struggles to her hopes for the medical future. Her story is one of many, but every story is unique and deserves to be heard.

From 16 to 18 September 2023, five Bristol Myers Squibb employees from Belgium and the Netherlands participated in the eighth edition of the Country 2 Country 4 Cancer (C2C4C) bike race. After months of intensive training, they will give their best during three cycling stages from Paris, across Amiens and Calais, to Dover to finish in Uxbridge (London).

On March 8^th, we celebrated International Women’s Day. The focus this year is on gender equity and celebrating women telling their stories. The B-NOW Belgian Chapter was thrilled to invite BMS Braine-l’Alleud-based employees to its first Lunch & Learn session of the year. 

Cancer treatments are getting better, more diverse and more numerous. Although we still die from cancer, we are also increasingly recovering from it... Research, pharmaceutical companies, governments and private individuals are joining forces to fight cancer together.