Let’s
Outdo
Cancer

A world where people with cancer live better and longer lives—that’s our vision. We are accelerating breakthrough medicines that bring new hope to patients everywhere.

Cancer updates & breakthroughs

Patrick Dempsey joins efforts to “Change the Odds” against cancer

We have partnered with cancer community advocate and actor Patrick Dempsey to spotlight the impact of cancer in rural communities.

Discover how

Cancer is rising, but the risk of death is dropping

The American Cancer Society reports lower overall cancer death rates in 2024, yet incidence is increasing for many common cancers, including 6 of the top 10.

Read the ACS report

Leading the future of blood cancer research

Find out what happened at the American Society of Hematology Annual Meeting & Exposition 2024.

Read what’s new

Driving breast cancer innovations forward

AI and real-world evidence: Read highlights from the San Antonio Breast Cancer Symposium 2024.

Discover more

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Advancing
science

Dive into our research and how we’re making strides against cancer.

Explore our science

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Advancing
care

No one should have to face cancer alone. Here's how we can help.

Explore our care

Explore our expertise in major cancer types

Building on a legacy of breakthroughs

With a history of bringing life-changing medicines to the world, Pfizer is constantly gaining ground against cancer. Today, approximately 40% of our research and development (R&D) investment is focused on advancing innovative cancer therapies.

Explore our milestones.

2024

New phase 3 clinical trials started for new potential medicines in lung, breast, and prostate cancer

2024

Clinical trial results in ALK (anaplastic lymphoma kinase) -positive non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC), representing a potential advancement in lung cancer treatment

2023

Seagen becomes part of Pfizer, bringing world-leading ADC technology to Pfizer and doubling the number of clinical trials in cancer

2023

Bispecific antibody medicine that harnesses the body’s immune system to treat advanced multiple myeloma is approved

2023

Groundbreaking clinical trial results of a combination antibody-drug conjugate (ADC) and immunotherapy demonstrate the potential to change how advanced bladder cancer is treated

2023

A medicine that inhibits the poly (ADP-ribose) polymerase (PARP) protein on cancer cells combined with existing medicines to treat an advanced form of prostate cancer is approved

2020

The first medicine that precisely targets colorectal cancer (CRC) cells that are positive for a specific gene mutation that plays a critical role in CRC is approved

2018

ALK-positive lung cancer medicine, which overcomes common mutations that are known to stop other medicines from working, is approved

2015

Innovative medicine for people with metastatic breast cancer (mBC) is approved, marking the first advancement in mBC in more than 10 years

2011

First-ever medicine to inhibit the abnormal ALK proteins in lung cancer is approved

Advancing treatments
together

Tomorrow’s cancer treatments are being developed in today’s clinical trials. When you participate, you’re making it possible to bring breakthrough medicines to people living with cancer.

Explore our clinical trials

Stories of
strength

Discover the inspiring stories
of real people living with cancer.

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Change the Odds

When it comes to cancer, the odds seem stacked against certain communities. At Pfizer, we are proud to partner with the American Cancer Society on a new program to help change that.

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Lynce’s story | Multiple myeloma

How her journey led to finding her voice and empowering others living with multiple myeloma.

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Tom's story | Prostate cancer

How Tom has become an advocate for the prostate cancer community, emphasizing the importance of continued patient education and living life to its fullest.