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health worker preparing vaccine

Photo Ezra Acayan, World Bank

Oxford-led researchers develop a low-cost rapid test to identify heat-damaged vaccines

Gp examining a baby

Photo Matluba Mukhamedova, World Bank

Rapid, low-cost tests to help prevent child deaths from contaminated medicinal syrups

Lead author and DPhil student Yohan Arman loading a MALDI slide into the bioMérieux Vitek-MS used in this study

Identifying fake Covid-19 vaccines by analysing vial labels and vaccine liquids

World Health Summit Celine and Gesa join panel to present Dafodil

Team presents new resource at World Health Summit

Participants at the Group photo informal MQ meeting Oct 2024

Experts gather to discuss medicine quality research

FORESFA group photo Sept 2024

FORESFA collaborators meet for third annual project update

Photo of lab workers at computer and using a pipette

Image credit: Department of Chemistry, Oxford University

Scientists develop new method to detect fake vaccines

Group of people standing outside Jesus College, Oxford

Experts join forces to improve screening devices to detect substandard and falsified medicines

man standing in a field of corn in Quito, Ecuador

Credit Kiyoshi, Unsplash

New study uses isotope ratio mass spectrometry to analyse origins of falsified antimalarials

woman getting vaccinated

Credit Curt Carnemark, World Bank

Repurposed tests can detect falsified vaccines, study finds