At DPG, our commitment to scientific excellence is not just a matter of compliance; it's a driving force propelled by our deep expertise in women's health and our extensive knowledge in rare and debilitating diseases, supported by our innovative research strategies.
DPG comprehensive R&D approach combines global expertise, internal innovation, and a patient-centered mindset to deliver meaningful advances in healthcare.
We work hand in hand with renowned international research and academia organizations, fostering the exchange of ideas and accelerating the development of innovative therapies.
Our teams are dedicated to continuously enhancing existing formulations and developing new ones, ensuring our innovations provide value to patients in countries where our therapies are approved.
Our in-licensing strategy is focused on helping patients benefit from scientific research and promising innovations that complement and expand our portfolio.
We integrate field and clinical investigations to explore potential therapies and deepen understanding of our treatments in real-world settings.
| Condition - treatment | Portfolio | Formulation development | Preclinical Phases | Clinical Phases | Submission for Approval | Launch |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Multiple sclerosis | Debilitating disease | |||||
| Contraception | Women's Health | |||||
| Contraception | Women's Health | |||||
| Pregnancy | Women's Health | |||||
| Blood disorder | Rare Disease |
Our R&D efforts are focused on applied pharmaceutical innovation, bridging our rich heritage with our vision for the future. Each study, partnership, and innovation is guided by our belief that science should serve patients first.
Through our extended network of global partnerships, we continue to turn research into reality, developing solutions that improve lives and advance medical science.
In 2024, DPG's commitment to innovation was honored by the Association for the Development of Research and Innovation of Quebec (ADRIQ), which awarded the Life-Science Innovation Award to its team and the Bernard-Landry Award to its president, Éric Gervais.