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The wet market sources of Covid-19: bats and pangolins have an alibi
How useful is personal genetic health information?
Relief for parents? No hard evidence of link between tech and teenage mental health
Fireworks or fizzling out: How epidemics end?We’ve made a vaccine, now you can make the difference
We’ve heard about how effective vaccines are, but what do we need for them to have the biggest impact on the coronavirus pandemic? We’ve worked to make sure we produce enough of the Oxford vaccine; we’ve made distribution as easy as possible; and kept the delivery simple for as many places as possible. But we’re not protected until we’re all protected: by getting vaccinated, you’re joining the fight too.
We continue to follow through on our commitment with AstraZeneca to protect everyone everywhere, with tens of millions of doses of COVID-19 vaccine being made available at no profit to 146 low- and middle-income countries through the COVAX programme.
Find out more about Oxford’s work on a coronavirus vaccine: www.ox.ac.uk/oxford-vaccine.
G7: last chance to board the green pandemic recovery ship before it sails, say Oxford experts
Oxford University academics recognised in Queen’s Birthday Honours
Enhancing urban life and heritage: Nature-based solutions in the city
Green light for European Space Agency mission to Venus
Averting an antibiotics apocalypse: major funding announced to tackle resistance to antibiotics
Scientists make DNA breakthrough which could identify why some people are more affected by Covid-19
Subatomic particle seen changing to antiparticle and back for the first time
RECOVERY trial finds aspirin does not improve survival for patients hospitalised with COVID-19
His Royal Highness The Prince of Wales visits Oxford Botanic Garden and Somerville College
Iron deficiency anaemia in early pregnancy increases risk of heart defects, suggests new research