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Laboratory research illustrates Decoy Therapeutics’ investigation of D-MAV antiviral candidates after reporting early in vitro activity against Ebola Zaire virus. Representative image.

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A coronavirus antiviral candidate hit Ebola in the lab. How far can Decoy Therapeutics take it?

by Pallavi Madhiraju
July 27, 2026
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Decoy Therapeutics reports early Ebola Zaire activity, but potency data, animal validation and funding will determine the D-MAV program.

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