60 years of MSD

It has been 60 years since MSD set foot on Belgian soil. Ever since, we have done our utmost to develop innovative medicines and vaccines and make them available to patients in Belgium as quickly and widely as possible. This year, we will be paying extensive attention to our anniversary, with stories and events.

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Our Values Working at MSD: together we create a more hopeful future

We invent for life

We’re following the science to tackle some of the world’s greatest health threats. But don’t take it from us – see what our people and patients say.

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Innovation

Taking on Ebola

How science and innovation fuel our efforts to help combat a deadly disease

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Get a glimpse of how we work to improve lives

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Katrien De Vos appointed to Managing Director, MSD Belgium & Luxembourg

Katrien De Vos has taken the lead of MSD Belgium & Luxembourg since Monday, May 1. In her new role of Managing Director, she takes over from An Cloet, External Affairs Director at MSD Belgium, who held the position ad interim for the past 6 months. Prior to joining MSD, Katrien De Vos held various […]

MSD supports the non-profit organization “Patient Empowerment”, led by Prof. Eeckman

A person who falls ill loses their autonomy and independence. This can give rise to anger and frustration and even make the patient sicker. So, it is important not only to give the care recipient the best care but also to maintain, restore or even reinforce their sense of autonomy. This is done through the […]

Finding yourself after surviving head and neck cancer

Head and neck cancer will impact not only someone’s health, but also someone’s sense of self. Paolo Berti survived head and neck cancer caused by the papillomavirus. In two years time, three tumors had to be removed. For the first tumor they used chemoradiotherapy, for the second a lymph node dissection and for the third […]

You have the power to help prevent disease

Life as we once knew it has changed. One thing that hasn’t changed is our focus on our families. By following routine vaccination schedules, you can help protect yourself and your loved ones during these uncertain times.