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Areas of focus

We follow the science and apply our expertise on core therapeutic areas where we have the greatest potential to help save and improve lives.

Advancing breakthroughs in disease research

We discover and invent medicines and vaccines to address vital global health needs where we can have the greatest impact, now and in the future.

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Oncology

Our team of researchers and scientists are pushing the boundaries of cancer research to discover more effective anticancer therapies.

Our work in oncology

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Vaccines

Vaccines are one of the greatest public health success stories — and we’ve been discovering, developing, supplying and delivering vaccines to help prevent disease for over 130 years.

Our work in vaccines

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Infectious Disease

Our focus has always been on the prevention and treatment of diseases that threaten people and communities around the world.

Our work in infectious diseases

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Cardio-metabolic disorders

We have a long history of making an impact in cardio-metabolic disorders, such as type 2 diabetes and cardiovascular disease.

Our work in cardio-metabolic disorders

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Immunology

We’re at the forefront of research, seeking to translate scientific discoveries into treatments for people with immune-mediated inflammatory disorders.

Our work in immunology

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Neuroscience

We’re tackling the complexities and therapeutic challenges of some of the most devastating neurological disorders.

Our work in neuroscience

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Ophthalmology

Our team is dedicated to exploring and advancing new therapeutics for a range of retinal diseases, which remain among the most significant therapeutic challenges in ophthalmology.

Our work in ophthalmology