One in three people in the United States will receive a cancer diagnosis in their lifetime. This means you, or someone you know, may someday be impacted. This disease does not discriminate.

The Butterfly Club, co-founded by cancer survivors, pairs Pfizer colleagues who have cancer and caregivers with mentors who've had similar experiences.

Founded in 2012, the Butterfly Club pairs Pfizer colleagues with similar cancer and life experiences to support one another. Here are some of their stories.

When she discovered a suspicious mole, she sought a second opinion. That and asking "What's next?" through two metastatic melanoma diagnoses may have saved her life.

Patients with multiple myeloma have not benefitted equally from medical innovations. Black patients are 50% less likely to undergo stem cell transplantation than white patients.