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Our legacy of invention began more than a century ago, and continues today.

We have been inventing to solve some of the greatest challenges to people’s health and well-being around the world.

We run to, not from, the world’s biggest health challenges as we continue Inventing for Life.

Our journey to invention and discovery is guided by science - and inspired by our patients and communities.

Our purpose is to save and improve lives for generations. Our strategy is simple: We follow the science. We believe it is our responsibility to deliver healthier tomorrows through vaccines, medications, and animal health products that can help patients and communities around the world.

The path to invention and discovery is often unclear, but we are tireless in seeking solutions for some of the world’s most difficult health challenges.

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16.7K

people employed in research and development

422M

people reached through our major programs and partnerships

$13.6B

invested in R&D in 2020

Our commitment to patients is unwavering

As long as there are still patients in hospitals, doctors and nurses desperate to add years to the lives of their patients, and a world where treatments aren’t accessible to all, we will be here, fighting with all we have to deliver more, sooner.

Invention begins here

Our scientists are applying the latest groundbreaking research technologies and revolutionizing how we discover and develop medicines and vaccines

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msd office vaccination drive

Health at Your Fingertips: MSD’s Commitment to Employee Well-being Through Office Vaccinations

MSD Philippines has demonstrated a strong commitment to employee well-being through its comprehensive office vaccination program, which has been instrumental in fostering a healthier workplace. The initiative, which involved three rounds of vaccinations within their Philippine headquarters, underscores the company’s dedication to safeguarding the health of its employees. The first vaccination event took place on […]

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Call on our industry partners to join the fight against Cervical Cancer

In the Philippines, every two hours, a Filipina dies from cervical cancer. It is the second most frequent cancer among Filipino women and girls, particularly those in the prime of their lives (from 15 to 44 years of age). Every day, an estimated 12 Filipinas die from this disease, with more than 4,000 lives lost, […]

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Survivors, medical organizations empowered against cervical cancer at ‘Di Mo DeCerv event

More Filipinos need knowledge about the Human Papillomavirus (HPV) and cervical cancer. Cancer survivor and former athlete and coach Belay De la Cruz-Fernandez said as much during her talk at a recent cervical cancer awareness event, titled “Cervical Cancer: Di mo DeCerv.” “I recalled seeing billboards by the Department of Health from before, saying “magpabakuna […]

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Race Against Time: Stakeholders Calls for Accelerated Efforts to Eliminate Cervical Cancer in the Philippines

We Must Act Now. That’s the resounding call of stakeholders at the 1st Philippine Cervical Cancer Elimination Summit, titled “One Community Against HPV,” to address the urgent need for accelerated efforts to achieve a cervical cancer-free Philippines.  Cervical cancer elimination in the Philippines is indeed possible if the country can meet its 90-70-90 targets based […]

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Next: Race Against Time: Stakeholders Calls for Accelerated Efforts to Eliminate Cervical Cancer in the Philippines

msd office vaccination drive

Health at Your Fingertips: MSD’s Commitment to Employee Well-being Through Office Vaccinations

MSD Philippines has demonstrated a strong commitment to employee well-being through its comprehensive office vaccination program, which has been instrumental in fostering a healthier workplace. The initiative, which involved three rounds of vaccinations within their Philippine headquarters, underscores the company’s dedication to safeguarding the health of its employees. The first vaccination event took place on […]

Read more

Next: Health at Your Fingertips: MSD’s Commitment to Employee Well-being Through Office Vaccinations

Call on our industry partners to join the fight against Cervical Cancer

In the Philippines, every two hours, a Filipina dies from cervical cancer. It is the second most frequent cancer among Filipino women and girls, particularly those in the prime of their lives (from 15 to 44 years of age). Every day, an estimated 12 Filipinas die from this disease, with more than 4,000 lives lost, […]

Read more

Next: Call on our industry partners to join the fight against Cervical Cancer

Survivors, medical organizations empowered against cervical cancer at ‘Di Mo DeCerv event

More Filipinos need knowledge about the Human Papillomavirus (HPV) and cervical cancer. Cancer survivor and former athlete and coach Belay De la Cruz-Fernandez said as much during her talk at a recent cervical cancer awareness event, titled “Cervical Cancer: Di mo DeCerv.” “I recalled seeing billboards by the Department of Health from before, saying “magpabakuna […]

Read more

Next: Survivors, medical organizations empowered against cervical cancer at ‘Di Mo DeCerv event

Race Against Time: Stakeholders Calls for Accelerated Efforts to Eliminate Cervical Cancer in the Philippines

We Must Act Now. That’s the resounding call of stakeholders at the 1st Philippine Cervical Cancer Elimination Summit, titled “One Community Against HPV,” to address the urgent need for accelerated efforts to achieve a cervical cancer-free Philippines.  Cervical cancer elimination in the Philippines is indeed possible if the country can meet its 90-70-90 targets based […]

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Next: Race Against Time: Stakeholders Calls for Accelerated Efforts to Eliminate Cervical Cancer in the Philippines

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