Therapy areas
Therapy areas
Medicines grouped by specialty, from oncology and HIV to rare diseases, with the molecules we can supply in each.
- OncologyCancer medicines, including chemotherapy, targeted therapies, monoclonal antibodies and hormonal treatments, supplied for hospitals and named patients.275 molecules
- Immunology and transplantImmunosuppressants and immune-modulating biologics used after organ transplant and for autoimmune conditions.87 molecules
- HIVAntiretroviral medicines for HIV treatment and prevention, including fixed-dose combinations used in national programmes.54 molecules
- Hepatitis B and CDirect-acting antivirals for hepatitis C and nucleoside analogues for chronic hepatitis B.15 molecules
- AntibioticsSystemic antibacterial medicines, from common oral antibiotics to hospital injectables for resistant infections.75 molecules
- AntifungalsSystemic antifungal medicines for invasive and serious fungal infections.13 molecules
- TuberculosisFirst-line and second-line tuberculosis medicines, including those used for drug-resistant TB.12 molecules
- MalariaAntimalarial medicines for treatment and prevention, including artemisinin-based combinations.9 molecules
- VaccinesVaccines for routine, travel and outbreak use. Most need an unbroken 2 to 8 °C cold chain.51 molecules
- DiabetesInsulins and other glucose-lowering medicines for type 1 and type 2 diabetes.54 molecules
- CardiologyMedicines for the heart and blood vessels, including blood pressure, heart failure, rhythm and cholesterol treatments.163 molecules
- HaematologyAnticoagulants, bleeding treatments, clotting factors and anaemia medicines.104 molecules
- NeurologyMedicines for epilepsy, Parkinson's disease and other nervous system disorders.88 molecules
- PsychiatryAntipsychotics, antidepressants, anxiety medicines, stimulants and dementia treatments.106 molecules
- RheumatologyAnti-inflammatory medicines, gout treatments and biologics used for arthritis and related conditions.52 molecules
- RespiratoryInhalers and other medicines for asthma, COPD and related airway diseases.49 molecules
- EndocrinologyPituitary, thyroid, adrenal and calcium-regulating hormones and their antagonists.49 molecules
- FertilityGonadotropins and related medicines used in fertility treatment.21 molecules
- OphthalmologyEye medicines, including treatments for glaucoma, infections, inflammation and retinal disease.107 molecules
- DermatologySkin medicines for psoriasis, eczema, acne, infections and wounds.107 molecules
- GastroenterologyMedicines for acid-related disease, nausea, liver and bile disorders, constipation and inflammatory bowel disease.74 molecules
- Nephrology and urologyUrology medicines and treatments used in kidney disease, including phosphate binders.34 molecules
- Pain and anaesthesiaAnaesthetics, opioid and non-opioid pain relievers and migraine treatments.53 molecules
- Rare diseases and enzyme replacementEnzyme replacement therapies and other medicines for rare metabolic and genetic diseases.56 molecules
- Multiple sclerosisDisease-modifying therapies for relapsing and progressive multiple sclerosis.32 molecules
- Growth hormoneSomatropin and related medicines for growth disorders.6 molecules
- Bone healthMedicines for osteoporosis and other bone diseases, including bisphosphonates and antibodies.13 molecules
- ImmunoglobulinsNormal and specific human immunoglobulins and antitoxins.12 molecules
- AntidotesAntidotes for poisoning and overdose, iron chelators and detoxifying agents for cancer treatment.27 molecules
- Other antiviralsAntivirals for herpes viruses, influenza, COVID-19 and other viral infections.25 molecules
- Immune stimulantsColony-stimulating factors, interferons and other immune stimulants.14 molecules
- Contrast media and diagnosticsContrast agents and diagnostic medicines for imaging and testing.53 molecules
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