Bayer is dedicated to its mission of ensuring “health for all,” a commitment that is central to its work in developing innovative treatments and addressing systemic healthcare barriers. The company values its partnership with the American Academy of Family Physicians (AAFP) Foundation, which shares Bayer’s goal of improving health and well-being nationwide. Family physicians play a vital role in health care, often serving as the first point of contact for various health issues, from common colds to chronic conditions.

Through its collaboration with the AAFP Foundation, Bayer aligns its resources with the needs of family physicians, supporting them in delivering the best possible care to patients. This partnership allows Bayer to contribute to a shared vision of health equity and improved health outcomes.

Bayer is making significant progress in areas that are highly relevant to family physicians. Cardiovascular diseases remain the leading cause of death in the United States, affecting nearly half of American adults. Bayer is committed to advancing the diagnosis and management of both cardiovascular and chronic kidney disease, two interconnected conditions that have a profound impact on public health.

Bayer is also making advances in women’s health and oncology. Recognizing the unmet medical needs of women globally, particularly in menopause, Bayer is working on innovative solutions to expand treatment options. In oncology, Bayer’s research focuses on prostate cancer, with initiatives like the Bayer Research & Innovation Center addressing unmet needs in cancer treatment and striving to eliminate disparities in care.

Bayer’s dedication to improving health includes promoting health equity and supporting communities. As a National Kidney Foundation Kidney Equity Champion, Bayer works to dismantle structural racism in health care. Additionally, Bayer is committed to providing access to modern contraception for women in low- and middle-income countries by 2030.

Through its partnership with the AAFP Foundation, Bayer continues to make a meaningful impact on the health of millions of Americans.