Too often in recent years, the world has found itself unprepared for an emerging infectious disease, such as pandemic influenza, Ebola and now Zika, and biopharmaceutical firms have been forced to shift into crisis mode, with their research and development activities and other strategic plans upended in an attempt to come to the rescue to avert a catastrophe.
But, said Ripley Ballou, head of GlaxoSmithKline PLC's Global Vaccines US R&D Center, his company's leadership decided, "We cannot continue to do business like this in the future."
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