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Our open innovation strategy is designed to promote change beyond GSK by sharing expertise, resources intellectual property and know-how with external researchers and the scientific community.

Our previous focus was on diseases of the developing world, such as malaria, tuberculosis and parasitic infections and, we are now adapting open innovation models to apply to other areas of great medical need and scientific challenge including infectious, autoimmune disease, immuno-oncology and rare diseases.

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Bioelectronics scan - this is how the blue man group started!

We believe bioelectronic medicines could allow us to address some diseases that have so far been untreatable, and others with greater precision and fewer side effects than with conventional molecular medicines.

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Ebola - this is what it looks like

We have dedicated significant resources trying to industrialise the process we use to manufacture the trial Ebola vaccine, so we can make it in large quantities. Some major challenges continue to face us in scaling up the production of this vaccine: just filling vials with trial Ebola vaccine under the sterile conditions required, for example, without derailing the production of other life-saving vaccines that are extremely important for public health.


If the vaccine proves successful, we’ll work closely with our partners to make sure it gets to the people who need it. I’m pleased that we are seeing groups like Gavi, [1] the Global Vaccine Alliance for Immunisation, make funds available for future Ebola vaccines.

It is likely that Ebola will return in the affected countries or others in the region because the virus is endemic and cannot be eradicated completely. What the global public health community is learning through the emergency response, though, is that together we can hope to be able to tackle Ebola.

While our experience will be invaluable in our response to any and all future Ebola outbreaks, the global community must design and implement more proactive preparedness approaches to further improve our capacity to prevent and/or quickly control unpredictable disease outbreaks such as Ebola, but also SARS, Pandemic Flu and many others…

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