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Inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) isn’t just a gut condition—it’s an immune-mediated disease shaped by genetics, environment, and the body’s microbiome.

KT Park and Seppi Lin join Two Scientists Walk Into a Bar to unpack what makes IBD so difficult to treat—and how emerging approaches like immune reset, aimed at reprogramming the immune system, could unlock long-term disease control.

Listen to Season 7, Episode 3 wherever you get your podcasts. 🎙️🎧

For many people living with inflammatory bowel disease (IBD), support can make all the difference.

This World IBD Day, we’re recognizing the people who show up in big and small ways. Because sometimes, it really does take a village.

Tag someone who’s been part of your support system.

#WorldIBDDay #InflammatoryBowelDisease

#Sponsored Making the reservation is easy. Navigating the menu?

That’s the real challenge.

For millions, food allergies are a constant part of the plan. We’re excited to partner with @NovartisUS and @Genentech to bring you "Food Allergies in the City", a new series following five friends as they navigate life, love, and the big city. Check back in soon to tune in!

Intended for US audiences only.

#FoodAllergiesInTheCity #FoodAllergies #FoodAllergyAwareness

Recently at the @militarybasketballassociation Championship Weekend, the conversations went beyond the court.

Hear from veteran athletes as they share how they manage their health, support one another and stay ready for what’s next.

Through our ongoing collaboration between Genentech and the MBA, we’re helping connect veterans and their families to the care and resources they need.

In honor of #LupusAwarenessMonth, Justine (left), who is living with #LupusNephritis, shared her story on the @jenniferhudsonshow #partner to highlight what it truly means to live with this chronic disease. 💜

Over 1.7 million people worldwide live with this serious manifestation of lupus that affects the kidneys and disrupts daily life in ways we don’t often see.

From navigating common symptoms such as chronic pain and fatigue, to advocating for herself and finding support in her mother (right), Justine’s story is a powerful reminder of the resilience exhibited by those living with lupus nephritis. Head to the link in our bio to learn more about lupus nephritis.

What happens when multiple sclerosis damages myelin, the protective layer that helps your brain communicate with your body?

Join Jeffrey Hofmann #InTheLab as we zoom in on the disease, cell by cell, using new technologies that help scientists reveal what’s really happening beneath the surface.

Want to go deeper? Hear more in the latest episode (S7E02) of Two Scientists Walk Into a Bar.

We brought some throwbacks to a recent neurology medical meeting. 📷

We surprised our neuroimmunology team with their 2016 photos and asked them to reflect on how far we’ve come in multiple sclerosis research over the past decade. 🧠

#AANAM #Neurology #MultipleSclerosis #MS

What drives disease progression in multiple sclerosis (MS)?

Sherman Jia joins us on Two Scientists Walk Into a Bar to explore the hidden side of MS, including chronic active lesions and inflammation that affects long-term brain health. Hear how emerging therapies are aiming to target this underlying biology and could transform the outlook for people living with MS.

Available now wherever you get your podcasts.

What started with a bar meet up and a bold idea to change medicine became the foundation of an entire industry.

50 years ago today, our company was founded by Herb Boyer and Bob Swanson, marking the start of the biotechnology industry as we know it.

Today, that founding moment is recognized as Biotech Day in California. We’re celebrating by reflecting on the legacy that started here and the impact biotech continues to have for patients around the world.

Here’s to the next era of breakthroughs! 🎉🧬

#TheOriginalBiotech

This #MSAwarenessMonth, we are honored to share the stories of those who live with primary progressive MS (PPMS) every day, a debilitating form of the condition.

Meet Julie Stamm. Twenty years into her journey with PPMS, she meets each challenge with resilience and is deeply encouraged by the ongoing advancements in MS research.

By amplifying patient voices like Julie's, we can better understand the realities of this condition. Her story is an encouraging reminder of why continued innovation is crucial in improving the standard of care for all forms of MS. Julie is a paid spokesperson for Genentech.

#ProgressiveMSDay #PPMS

Ever wondered what scientists actually see when they study the eye?

We went inside the lab with Giovanna Brancati and Alyson Ramirez to take a closer look at the science behind our latest Two Scientists Walk Into a Bar episode, “The Wild World of Eyeballs”.

Watch here, then listen wherever you get your podcasts.

The next breakthrough in eye disease might surprise you.

In the Season 7 premiere of Two Scientists Walk Into a Bar, our scientists Deepak Lamba and Susie Crowell explore what could be the next inflection point in ophthalmology — tackling inflammation, fibrosis, and what causes cell death in the eye.

🎧 Tune in wherever you get your podcasts.