The Unwearable Collection - The GPP patient experience
The Unwearable Collection™ is a fashion line based on the experiences of patients living with generalized pustular psoriasis, designed by Bart Hess.
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Rabies prevention local action partnering organizations
Global rabies prevention needs local action. Together with partnering organizations, we’re using pilot projects to find the right approach.
The big, the bold, and the few
In the animal health industry, fewer players are vying for bigger market shares. What does that mean for companies, veterinarians, and consumers?
Mental health: a $1 trillion burden demanding policy action
Nearly one billion people around the world live with a mental health condition, yet an estimated 70% don’t have access to the help they need.
Biotherapeutics Discovery
We are applying our deep understanding of disease biology to design a diverse range of novel modalities that are the foundation for life-changing biotherapeutics for patients.
GARC Louis Nel interview on global rabies control
GARC’s Executive Director Professor Louis Nel shares what it takes to fight rabies.
Solidarity with Ukraine
Our company condemns the military aggression against Ukraine and is committed to helping those in need in the longer term with monetary and in kind donations
Big Little Things in cancer: small things, big impacts
Little things can be a big deal when you are living with or treating cancer. Sometimes the small things are the most powerful.
Advancing green chemistry for more sustainable medicines
By applying the principles of eco-design and green chemistry, we developed an innovative manufacturing process with reduced environmental footprint.
Translating Human Pharma Science into Animal Health Innovation
Megan Grether shares her perspectives on the importance of translating human pharma science to accelerate innovation in animal health
On the road with sanitation workers in India
Exhaust fumes, heat, work and traffic accidents. Overcoming all these odds, the sanitation workers in India fight a daily battle.
The Angels Initiative
The Angels Initiative helps hospitals around the world become ‘stroke-ready’ so that stroke patients can be treated as quickly and effectively as possible.
More Health Overview
Working at the intersection of human and animal health, we have unique opportunities to positively impact vulnerable populations.
Careers beyond borders
Careers beyond borders
Stroke Prevention in AF
Stroke Prevention in AF
Your dog’s life stages: dog health from puppy to adult and senior
The needs of dogs change as they age. Find out how to take care of their health at all stages of life: from puppy to adult and senior.
Netherton Syndrome
Information on Netherton Syndrome, a severe, ultra-rare multisystem disorder which has a life-altering impact across a person’s life.
About Chronic Kidney Disease
CKD is very common and often goes undetected due to its silent nature. Risk factors include high blood pressure and type 2 diabetes.
Veterinarians go beyond: animal care and veterinary medicine
We surveyed over 1000 veterinarians from six countries. Did you know that only 49% of respondents think that the veterinary profession is appreciated?
Diabetes dog symptoms chronic disease management
Learn about the symptoms of canine diabetes and how to manage the disease.
Financial health
We constantly review our salaries to make sure they stay competitive in each market but we also provide wider support for financial health.
Transboundary animal diseases and veterinary preparedness
What are transboundary animal diseases (TADs)? Bluetongue virus, foot-and-mouth disease and avian influenza are pathogens belonging to this group.
Innovation from within
Justine Rochon and Marc Weimer talk about the transformation of Biostatistics and Data Sciences (BDS) into a modern organisation in drug development.
The generalized pustular psoriasis (GPP) Forum 2023
An executive summary of the activities and key takeaways from the GPP Forum 2023
Ruminant parasite control in a nutshell
An exclusive drug-based approach to fight worms is dying. Dr. Ray Kaplan, from Georgia University, explains five things you need to know.