Vertex Forward: Our animated video series
At Vertex, we believe the most important medicines are those that have a transformative impact for patients. And while drug discovery and development are complicated processes, learning about our approach and the diseases in our pipeline doesn’t have to be. We’re excited to share this animated video series, “Vertex Forward: Illustrating our Scientific Strategy,” where you can see our philosophy and strategy explained.
Illustrating our scientific strategy
Learn about the Vertex research principles that are the connective thread behind everything we do — from discovering molecules and potential treatment approaches to applying our work in the clinic — and our hopes for the future of our expanding pipeline.
Our focus on sickle cell disease
Watch as we illustrate the underlying cause of sickle cell disease (SCD) and our strategy to investigate multiple approaches to hopefully treat those living with SCD.
Our focus on beta thalassemia
Check out our illustrated explanation of beta thalassemia’s underyling biology and our work on multiple approaches to hopefully treat those living with beta thalassemia.
Exploring APOL1-mediated kidney disease
See how inherited changes in the APOL1 gene can cause severe kidney diseases, including focal segmental glomerulosclerosis (FSGS), and how our scientists are working toward a potential treatment for APOL1-mediated FSGS.
Diving into type 1 diabetes
Join us in learning about the science behind this chronic metabolic disease and our innovative research into cell therapy approaches for a potential treatment.
Our journey in cystic fibrosis
For over two decades, Vertex has been working to discover, research and develop small molecule medicines to treat the underlying cause of cystic fibrosis (CF). Learn more about the disease and how we are committed now more than ever to potentially discovering therapeutic advances for all people living with CF.
Taking on AATD
Take a few minutes to learn about the inherited lung and liver disease alpha-1 antitrypsin deficiency (AATD), and see how we're using our expertise in protein folding (from our research in cystic fibrosis) as the foundation for our research for a potential treatment for AATD.
Navigating Duchenne muscular dystrophy
Take a few minutes to learn about Duchenne muscular dystrophy (DMD) and see how we're investigating CRISPR gene-editing technology in the hopes of changing precise parts of the DMD gene.