Collaboration is critical
The Max Foundation’s Humanitarian Partnership for Access to Critical Treatments (Humanitarian PACT) is a collaboration among professional, nonprofit, and commercial organizations that aims to eliminate healthcare disparities by accelerating access to innovative medicines.
Members have agreed to invest resources and/or their unique knowledge and capabilities to increase global access to treatment, care, and support for people living with cancer in low- and middle-income countries. These efforts are applied to several diseases, most recently advanced breast cancer and chronic lymphocytic leukemia.
People living with cancer receive this treatment free of charge.
Partners in the Humanitarian PACT
Overcoming the impossible
The Humanitarian PACT for advanced breast cancer
Latest News
The Max Foundation (Max) Expands Collaboration with Novartis to Include Access to Innovative Treatment for Paroxysmal Nocturnal Hemoglobinuria (PNH)
Max to immediately begin process to provide humanitarian access for Fabhalta® (iptacopan) in collaboration with its network of partner hematologists across 53 countries People living with the rare blood disease in low-middle income countries require frequent blood transfusions, experience debilitating symptoms of fatigue and without treatment may progress to more serious life-threatening diseases The Max….
Am I Doing Enough?
By Pat Garcia-Gonzalez Birthdays are a time to take stock on our life. This birthday, I feel unsettled, questioning if I am doing everything I can. A few weeks ago, I sat in a small consult room. A gentleman walked wearing gray slacks, a white buttoned shirt, and suit coat, he must have been in….
Looking forward
The Humanitarian PACT is working to engage additional partners, expand in-country teams, grow the physician network to treat patients, and introduce programs to strengthen health systems like diagnostics and supportive care.
Efforts are underway to expand to more countries in 2025.
The ABC Global Alliance, in collaboration with The Max Foundation’s Humanitarian PACT and esteemed partners, is committed to providing free treatment, care, and support, catalyzing positive change in breast cancer care worldwide.
