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New pre-print! A Controlled Human Malaria Infection model for relapsing Plasmodium vivax

25 June 2026
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Research Fellow Konstantinos Kousis Presents Latest Work in Infection Biology

28 May 2026
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Clinical Research Fellow Andrew Duncan Presents Latest BIO-006 Work

28 April 2026
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OptiViVax Study Presented at American Society of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene Annual Meeting 2025

09 December 2025
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OptiViVax Launches a First-in-kind Clinical Trial on Relapsing Malaria

23 January 2025
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New Study Advances Research Towards Improved Vaccine Candidates for Vivax Malaria

07 May 2024
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Press Release: OptiViVax, A New International Collaboration to Optimise a Vaccine for Plasmodium Vivax Malaria

13 October 2023

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