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Innovation
Cell and gene therapy: a new era of medicine
If we can pinpoint a faulty gene and correct it, could we potentially find a way to cure genetic diseases?
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Innovation
Experimental medicine
Studies often employ state-of-the art technology to help scientists and doctors track the effect of a potential new medicine in patients’ bodies.
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Innovation
Igniting a revolution in scientific research and development
How can partnerships between science, business and charities help tackle some of the world's most challenging healthcare issues?
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Innovation
Turning the tide on antibiotic resistance
Picture a world where people routinely die from minor infections. With an alarming rise in antibiotic resistance in recent years, this almost unthinkable scenario could be a reality.
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Innovation
Harnessing the electrical language of the body to treat disease
Bioelectronic medicine is a vision far from today’s medical practice. But we believe that one day, tiny devices, smaller than grains of rice, could be used to restore health in a range of chronic diseases centred on organs and biological functions.
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Innovation
Can an iPhone transform the way we monitor and improve patient health?
We are using digital technologies and channels to improve the efficiency of our research, and to improve patient care.
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Innovation
The vaccines of tomorrow
Join our leading scientists as they go behind the science of vaccine technology.
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Innovation
Using the immune system to fight cancer
A paper authored by 44 of our scientists was published in the scientific journal Nature, revealing a potential new class of immunotherapy drugs to treat some cancers.
