In the News - CEO Dr Andrew Brockway interviewed by The Guardian

Delving further into the Doherty Clinical Trials experience and the purposes of human challenge trials, the article is another feature highlighting the company’s launch.

Doherty Clinical Trials CEO, Dr. Andrew Brockway was interviewed by The Guardian last week ahead of the launch of the not-for-profit registered charity, which was held on March 25th 2024.

Explaining the importance of human challenge trials and their purpose, the article offers an insight into the participant experience whilst underscoring the valuable insights that human challenge trials can bring. Pictured above is Brockway in the participant lounge at the Doherty Clinical Trials current facility in East Melbourne, before it moves to the AIID in the future.

You can read the full article here.

Image taken from The Guardian, captured by Ellen Smith.

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