- Health at Bayer
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Pharmaceuticals
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- Cell and Gene Therapy
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Sustainability
- Patient Access Charter
- Leadership Perspective
- Strengthening Healthcare Access
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Empowering Women, Globally
- Boosting Family Planning Usage through Digital Channels
- Capacity building: Addressing Root Causes through Partnerships
- Impact at Scale: The Challenge Initiative
- Promoting Awareness: World Contraception Day (WCD) & the Your Life Campaign
- Providing Accessible and Affordable Contraceptives
- Enabling Family Planning in Humanitarian Settings
- Fighting Neglected Tropical Diseases
- Moving Non-Communicable Diseases Care Forward
- Ensuring a Sustainable Product Supply
- Delivering Better Cancer Care
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- Report a Side Effect
- Medical Counterfeits
Still today, there are many proteins that are known and well-described drivers of cancer but so far it was impossible to target them with current anti-cancer therapies, which is why they are called “undruggable”. The latest developments in biomedical sciences and digital technologies are now opening up new opportunities to change this.
In 2021, with the acquisition of Vividion, a U.S.-headquartered biopharmaceutical company, we strengthened our precision drug discovery capabilities with a cutting-edge chemoproteomics platform. Vividion’s unique approach utilizes novel discovery technologies to unlock high value, previously unknown binding pockets in traditionally undruggable targets to generate first-in-class precision therapeutics in indications of high unmet medical need.