
Equitable Oncology
INTRODUCING EQUITABLE ONCOLOGY
The story behind Equitable Oncology, why we exist and how we are working to help more people access cancer treatment.
Read Introducing Equitable Oncology →16 Sep 2026

Follow the progress of Equitable Oncology as we advance our programmes, build partnerships and grow our organisation. We will share important milestones and developments as we work towards helping more people access cancer treatment.
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Equitable Oncology
The story behind Equitable Oncology, why we exist and how we are working to help more people access cancer treatment.
Read Introducing Equitable Oncology →16 Sep 2026

Equitable Oncology
A new New Zealand registered charity has officially launched, bringing together science, philanthropy and collaboration to help more people access cancer treatment.
Read more15 Aug 2026

Our Work
Equitable Oncology has selected K5K, an innovative cancer immunotherapy, as the first programme to be advanced through the Equitable Oncology Model.
Read more29 Aug 2026

Our News
Equitable Oncology has been officially registered as a New Zealand charity, supporting our work to help more people access cancer treatment.
Read more29 Aug 2026
Equitable Oncology is committed to transparency, knowledge sharing and making information accessible.
Explore publications, reports, scientific information and key organisational documents that support our work and charitable purpose. As Equitable Oncology grows, this collection will continue to expand.
Straightforward answers to common questions about Equitable Oncology, the Equitable Oncology Model and our lead programme.
ExplorePlain-language explanations of terms used across Equitable Oncology's work, our Model and our programmes.
ExploreResearch papers, scientific publications and resources supporting Equitable Oncology programmes.
Explore selected scientific publications relating to Kode Technology.
Stephen M. Henry, Alexander B. Tuzikov, Nicolai V. Bovin. 1st edition, 2023. ISBN 978-1-9911998-0-5.
Stephen M. Henry, Nicolai V. Bovin. Journal of the Royal Society of New Zealand. 2019;49(2):100–113.
Stephen Henry, Eleanor Williams, Katie Barr, Elena Korchagina, Alexandr Tuzikov, Natalia Ilyushina, Sidahmed A. Abayzeed, Kevin F. Webb, Nicolai Bovin. Scientific Reports. 2018;8:2845.
R. Nagappan, W.A. Flegel, K. Srivastava, E.C. Williams, I. Ryzhov, A. Tuzikov, O. Galanina, N. Shilova, G. Sukhikh, H. Perry, N.V. Bovin, S.M. Henry. Transfusion. 2021;61:1171–1180.
Stephen Henry, Holly Perry, Polina Obukhova, Tatiana Tyrtysh, Ivan Ryzhov, Nicolai Bovin, Suvro Sankha Datta. Transfusion. 2026;66(5):965–975.
Explore selected scientific publications relating to AGI-134, an earlier-generation Kode Immuno-Educer evaluated in human clinical studies.
Stephen M. Shaw, Jenny Middleton, Kim Wigglesworth, Amber Charlemagne, Oliver Schulz, Melanie S. Glossop, Giles F. Whalen, Robert Old, Mike Westby, Chris Pickford, Rinat Tabakman, Irit Carmi-Levy, Abi Vainstein, Ella Sorani, Arik A. Zur, Sascha A. Kristian. Cancer Cell International. 2019;19:346.
Giles F. Whalen, Mary Sullivan, Bilal Piperdi, Wahid Wasseff, Uri Galili. Anticancer Research. 2012;32(9):3861–3868.
BioLineRx Ltd. 20 December 2022. Phase 1/2a clinical study results – NCT03593226.
Briefings, discussion papers and strategic publications supporting engagement with government, policymakers, philanthropists, partners and other stakeholders.
Strategic plans, annual reports and organisational publications.
Governance documents, policies and organisational frameworks supporting Equitable Oncology's governance and accountability.
Documents will be added here as they become available.
Resources for journalists and media covering Equitable Oncology, the Equitable Oncology Model and our lead programme K5K. For media enquiries, interview requests, or further information, please contact Christine Gill, Chief Executive.
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