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

Clinical trials are essential in bringing new drugs, treatments, and interventions to market. These trials progress through several phases, with each stage serving a specific purpose. In the early phases,

When you volunteer for a clinical trial, it’s essential to manage your expectations, understanding both the potential benefits and risks involved. Awareness of the side effects associated with clinical trials

Various types of clinical trials require participants to help advance medical knowledge, improve patient care, and develop new treatments. A common element in these trials is the use of placebos.

When a pharmaceutical company aims to introduce a new product to the market, it must first navigate a series of clinical trials, consisting of four distinct phases. These phases are

Between J.P. Morgan’s London headquarters and the Mastercard office in Canary Wharf lies an unassuming building that is home to some of the most transmissible viruses known to science. This

Healthcare company hVIVO, previously known as Open Orphan, anticipates reporting first-half revenues of £35.6m, marking a 30.6% increase compared to the same period last year. In a recent trading update

Clinical trials are essential for advancing medicine, enhancing drug discovery, and improving patient safety. There are two main types of clinical trials: observational and interventional. Understanding these types helps researchers

hVIVO’s CEO addressed the Canary Wharf group, discussing their world-leading title in human challenge trials and the company’s relocation to Canary Wharf. Yamin ‘Mo’ Khan emphasised hVIVO’s fit-for-purpose facility, featuring

Hvivo, a Dublin and London-listed pharmaceutical services company, reported a record revenue for the first half of the year, continuing its momentum in the market. Specialising in testing infectious and