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Watch the latest #ScienceOnTheSofa episode moderated by GSK’s Christine Roth and hear from Dr Sandra D’Angelo, medical oncologist, Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center, Aiman Shalabi, VP, R&D, Cell and Gene Therapies, GSK, and Sarah, a sarcoma survivor, as they discuss how we’re breaking new ground in oncology cell therapy research to help improve outcomes for patients with solid tumours.

“I started getting blisters on my neck and down my right arm so I went to see a doctor. I didn’t know anything about shingles.” For Pamela, shingles caused her “intense” pain and paralysis in her arm. This has impacted her ability to continue working and enjoy her free time. Shingles is triggered by the reactivation of the chickenpox virus during adulthood and typically produces a painful, blistering rash. It is estimated that up to 99.5% of people already have the virus that can cause shingles and up to 1 in 3 risk developing shingles in their lifetime1,2. While most people recover fully, up to 25% may experience long-term complications1. Individual symptoms may vary. Talk to your healthcare professional to learn more.