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Solutions that Transform Cancer into Hope

After launching the call for our open innovation initiative in February during the 4YFN event and following the registration phase of the program, the application submission period closed on May 10.

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Trends and Innovation in Gynecological Cancer

A trend study was carried out with the purpose of exploring the main areas of innovation in cancer treatment, especially in the specific case of gynecological cancer.

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The challenge of supporting patients with gynaecological cancer: building bridges towards comprehensive care

In the recent edition of 4YFN (Four Years From Now), we launched our open innovation call in  gynaecological cancer. Discover how the event was in this article!

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The challenge of early diagnosis of gynaecological cancer: moving towards a better prognosis and approach

Improving diagnostic methods and population screening is essential to increase patient survival.

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The challenge of supporting patients with gynaecological cancer: building bridges towards comprehensive care

Comprehensive support involves addressing the needs of patients in all areas of their lives, from nutrition and exercise to sexuality, fertility, and emotional or workplace support.

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GSK launches e-llas, an innovation hub in gynaecological cancers.

At GSK, we have a unifying purpose: to transform cancer into HOPE. That’s why e-llas is born. 

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Facing the challenges of gynaecological cancer: e-llas, an innovation space for #HopeInCancer

Together with our partners and collaborators, we conducted an internal innovation session where we defined the challenges of e-llas. Getting closer to finding solutions!

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Open innovation in the pharmaceutical sector: a strategic approach for transformation and progress

Open innovation can facilitate a collaborative environment that transcends traditional R&D barriers, allowing for more agile advances in early detection, treatment, and monitoring of pathologies.

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