Australia's first volunteer infection study facility
from Infection and Immunity Hosted by Doherty Institute
This week Doherty Clinical Trials Ltd, Australia’s first purpose-built facility specifically commissioned to deliver volunteer infection studies, was officially opened by the Victorian Minister for Medical Research, The Honourable Ben Carroll MP. Doherty Clinical Trials has been established by the Doherty Institute to accelerate the development of novel medicines and vaccines through bespoke early phase clinical trials. So, what is a volunteer infection study? How is it different to other clinical trial facilities? Find out more from Doherty Clinical Trials Chief Medical Officer, Professor James McCarthy and Director of the Doherty Institute, Professor Sharon Lewin. Shownotes: Doherty Clinical Trials website Media release: Australia’s first purpose-built facility to deliver human challenge trials launches in Melbourne The Age: Virus volunteers to help Melbourne’s new human trials clinic prepare for the next pandemic Get in touch Have a question or topic you'd like us to explore in a future episode? Contact us via email [email protected]
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