GlaxoSmithKline

British drug company

GlaxoSmithKline is a British multinational pharmaceutical and biotechnology company, one of the world's largest.

Often abbreviated GSK, it formed in 2000 from the merger of Glaxo Wellcome and SmithKline Beecham.

The company produces vaccines, prescription medicines, and consumer healthcare products: GlaxoSmithKline developed one of the leading shingles vaccines.

pharma

prescription

Medical dispensing authorization

generics · brand-name · antibiotics · antivirals · inhalers · Zantac · Paxil · Tums · pharmacology · dosage

research

R&D

Creating new products

biotech · pipeline · innovation · patents · publications · grants · collaboration · universities · partnerships · preclinical

corporate

merger

Corporate combination

London · NYSE · shareholders · CEO · revenue · stock · dividends · board · subsidiary · spinoff

vaccines

immunization

Protective medical injection

antigen · efficacy · doses · WHO · mRNA · mass-production · distribution

globalhealth

malaria

Mosquito-borne parasitic infection

WHO · humanitarian · pandemic · epidemic · donations

Categories
Opposites
healthcare industry role

GlaxoSmithKlinehospital

Medical treatment facility

clinic · healthcare provider · patient · Mayo Clinic · Johns Hopkins Hospital

corporate scale and structure

GlaxoSmithKlinecompounding pharmacy

Facility preparing personalized medications

apothecary · cottage industry

approach to medicine

GlaxoSmithKlinetraditional Chinese medicine

Ancient Eastern healing system

Ayurveda · homeopathy · naturopathy · herbal medicine · holistic medicine

Family

smith, smithy, smithing

Familiarity
Top 1,000,000
Profile
Used worldwide · Concrete · Rated G