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14 May 2013 - GSK and Save the Children form unique partnership to save the lives of one million children

An ambitious new partnership to save the lives of a million of the poorest children in the world has been launched by GSK and Save the Children.

 
 

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Husband & wife team recognised for outstanding breast cancer research

Drs Jane Visvader and Geoff Lindeman, researchers at Melbourne’s Walter and Eliza Hall Institute (WEHI) and the Royal Melbourne Hospital

29/04/2008

 

Full disclosure

GlaxoSmithKline Australia (GSK) has met the terms of the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) directive to submit details of its educational events for the period 1 July to 31 December 2007 to Medicines Australia for publication on...

28/03/2008

 

Well Intentioned – But Not Committed

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27/03/2008

 

Doctor who? Australians urged to have regular health checks as survey shows women avoid GPs more than men

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27/03/2008

 

Australians advised to consider travel vaccination requirements when supporting our athletes in Beijing

In the lead up to the Olympic and Paralympic Games in Beijing, Australians are advised to ensure that they seek travel health advice before travelling to the region.

25/02/2008

 

Paralympic team receive gold class health support

With just 262 days to go till the Australian Paralympic team head off for Beijing, the entire team is being vaccinated through the generous support of GlaxoSmithKline.

18/12/2007

 

Macleans Protect – strengthens teeth from the inside out!

Macleans Protect has a great new-look pack, and will be supported by a great advertising campaign featuring Shelley Craft (Channel 7 personality & TV presenter for ‘The Great Outdoors’). View this exciting commercial, which is running from June,...

28/09/2007

 

Australian women receive double blow for cancer prevention and treatment

GlaxoSmithKline’s (GSK) vaccine for cervical cancer, Cervarix and its treatment for breast cancer, Tykerb...

17/08/2007

 

Another Australia first in the fight against cervical cancer: new vaccine for women 27-45 years.

For the first time Australian women aged 27-45 years can have access to a vaccine to help prevent cervical cancer...

14/08/2007

 

Statement on Ribena

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28/03/2007

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