hVIVO CEO discusses Human Challenge Trials and relocation to Canary Wharf

In clinical trials, ensuring patient safety is paramount, and researchers must identify suitable participants who meet specific requirements. To this end, there are distinct processes involved, known as pre-screening and screening, which help determine whether a

Airway epithelial cells cultured in Air–Liquid Interface (ALI) conditions provide an environment that closely resembles the human airway system. This method facilitates improved oxygen availability and supports cellular differentiation, replicating the physiological conditions of the human

hVIVO plc (formerly Open Orphan plc), led by Cathal Friel, is a rapidly growing specialist contract research organisation (CRO) and the world leader in testing infectious and respiratory disease vaccines and antivirals using human challenge clinical trials,

The Navigating Risk podcast recently explored the challenges faced by high-growth businesses operating in highly regulated industries, particularly life sciences. Helen Yates, the Editor of Global Thought Leadership, engaged in a conversation with Mo Khan, the

hVIVO plc (formerly Open Orphan plc), led by Cathal Friel, is a rapidly growing specialist contract research organisation (CRO) and the world leader in testing infectious and respiratory disease vaccines and antivirals using human challenge clinical trials,

Participating in a clinical trial involves several steps before you can officially take part. The process begins with screening, which determines your eligibility for the study. If you pass this stage, you move on to enrolment.

The process of obtaining approval for clinical trials is comprehensive, as it involves multiple regulatory bodies that ensure the safety and efficacy of the medical interventions being tested. Researchers begin by meticulously planning the trial, outlining

Monitoring is essential from the moment a clinical trial is planned until it concludes. This ensures that the study remains unbiased, patient safety is prioritised, and accurate results are achieved. The process of clinical trial monitoring

hVIVO, an Irish research and clinical trial specialist, saw its revenues increase by over 30% in the first six months of the year, reaching £35.6 million. Previously known as Open Orphan, the company reported a significant

hVIVO plc (formerly Open Orphan plc), led by Cathal Friel, is a rapidly growing specialist contract research organisation (CRO) and the world leader in testing infectious and respiratory disease vaccines and antivirals using human challenge clinical trials,

Testing new treatments and vaccines often requires years, if not decades, to gather sufficient data. In response, scientists are turning to a more direct approach that involves deliberately infecting volunteers with potentially deadly pathogens. A notable

Specialist research group hVIVO has seen a significant rise in revenue for the first half of 2024, recording a 30.6% increase compared to the same period last year. The company generated £35.6 million in the first

Clinical trials play a pivotal role in advancing the medical industry by allowing new treatments and interventions to be rigorously tested for both effectiveness and safety. Understanding how clinical trial data is used is essential to

Hvivo, previously known as Open Orphan, saw a significant increase in earnings during the first six months of the year, marking a 67.6% rise. Earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation, and amortisation reached £8.7 million (€10.32 million),

hVIVO, a UK-based company, is leading the development of a platform using human disease models to speed up drug discovery, particularly in respiratory and infectious diseases such as flu, respiratory syncytial virus (RSV), asthma, and the

hVIVO plc, a specialist contract research organisation (CRO), is experiencing rapid growth, establishing itself as the global leader in testing vaccines and therapeutics for infectious and respiratory diseases. By conducting human challenge clinical trials, the company