Awareness gaps and blind spots stemming from a lack of conversation and clarity around menopause symptoms – as indicated by Johnson & Johnson’s survey – can result in women missing opportunities to engage with healthcare professionals.
Though desire for longevity care, which aims to prolong health and prevent age-related decline, is strong among women, clinical solutions are not sufficiently offered, accessible or visible, BCG found.
Advocacy can help women determine what care they need as they enter menopause. Advancing longevity solutions can ensure their needs are tangibly met.
Johnson & Johnson – key partners
Microsoft
CEO: Satya Nadella | HQ: Redmond, Washington
Microsoft and Johnson & Johnson have collaborated on digital surgery, with Microsoft serving as a preferred cloud provider for J&J Medical Devices’ digital surgery ecosystem. The partnership combines Azure cloud, AI, machine learning and IoT capabilities with J&J’s surgical technologies to support connected workflows, clinical decision-making and improved patient outcomes.
NVIDIA
CEO: Jensen Huang | HQ: Santa Clara, California
NVIDIA is working with Johnson & Johnson MedTech to accelerate AI across surgery, including real-time analysis of surgical data and AI-powered clinical applications. The companies are also advancing robotic surgery development using NVIDIA Isaac for Healthcare, enabling simulated operating environments and digital twins to support product innovation, clinical workflows and training.
CEO: Sundar Pichai | HQ: Mountain View, California
Johnson & Johnson and Google have a longstanding technology collaboration, including work to advance surgical robotics. More recently, the J&J Foundation has partnered with Google.org on a US$10m initiative to help rural health workers develop practical AI skills. The relationship reflects J&J’s broader use of technology partnerships to improve healthcare delivery and patient outcomes.
Source: healthcare-digital.com
