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Using the Product Pipeline Portal to understand the TB diagnostics landscape
This case study shows how the Product Pipeline Portal can deepen insight into the product development landscape for TB diagnostics.
15 min read
Product Pipeline Portal User Guide
What it is, who it's for and how to get started
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The diagnostics deficit: Funding, access, and preparedness gaps in African health systems
The second publication in the R&D Blindspots Policy Series turns to a critical question for the continent: does Africa have the diagnostics needed to detect, respond to, and stay ahead of its epidemic and health security threats?
Impact Global Health and PATH16 July 2026
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The Ripple Effect 3.0: deepening the case for the domestic benefits of global health
Five new case studies, providing quantitative, country-specific proof points showing how these selected global health innovations improve health outcomes and deliver health system cost savings in the UK, US, Japan and Europe.
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AS01 adjuvant in M72 vaccine: from malaria research to tackling tuberculosis
The AS01 adjuvant, initially advanced through GSK and PATH’s RTS,S malaria vaccine global health research programme, before being adopted across a range of diseases and vaccines candidates, including to enhance the effectiveness of the M72/AS01E candidate vaccine for tuberculosis (TB).
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Rotarix: preventing diarrhoeal disease across the globe
The Rotarix rotavirus vaccine was developed by GSK following the side effects-driven withdrawal of the earlier RotaShield vaccine. GSK deliberately adopted a ‘South-first’ access strategy for Rotarix, using trials and distribution in Latin America to build the evidence base that led to its widespread adoption throughout the rich world.
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From a multi-dose schedule to a single dose: how LMIC research can unlock the full potential of HPV vaccination
The human papillomavirus (HPV) vaccine moved from a two-dose schedule to a single dose for eligible individuals in the primary target group- girls aged 9-14 years. This change was based on innovative research from LMICs that is now being adopted in the UK and has huge potential for scale up across LMICs and HICs alike.
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DFMO: from sleeping sickness to treating children’s cancer
DFMO was briefly conceived as a cancer treatment, but, after failing initial trials, it was successfully developed as a treatment for sleeping sickness in Africa, before being repurposed as a cream for unwanted facial hair and finally coming full circle as an FDA-approved treatment for paediatric neuroblastoma.
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AS01 adjuvant in Arexvy: from malaria research to protecting ageing populations
The AS01 adjuvant was initially advanced through the RTS,S malaria vaccine research programme, before being adopted to enhance the effectiveness of GSK’s ‘Arexvy’ respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) vaccine in older people.
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