- GSK's R&D overhaul is delivering results with promising treatments for RSV, hepatitis B and asthma.
- Scientists now terminate research projects earlier if they are failing to minimize delays.
- R&D focus is now on infectious disease and HIV, de-emphasizing oncology.
- 70% of the drugs in the company's development pipeline are genetically validated.
- GSK hopes its RSV vaccine could be its next blockbuster.
How GSK plans to replenish its depleted medicine cabinet
GSK's chief scientist says an overhaul of the drugmaker's R&D unit has begun delivering results and pledged a tighter focus than his predecessor on infectious disease and HIV.
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