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Oxford gambling study: The ‘fun’ can stop with financial problems, addiction, unemployment, ill-health and even death

Social Sciences
Research

Get on your bike: Study shows walking, cycling and e-biking make a significant impact on carbon emissions

Social Sciences
Research

Getting the message right on nature-based solutions to climate change

Research
Environment

Almost 63,000 extra deaths and at least a year slashed off life expectancy: the pandemic’s impact on mortality in England and Wales

Research

Why projects to adapt to climate change backfire

Climate change

Four Steps for the Earth: a holistic approach to saving the planet

Lateral flow devices detect most infectious COVID-19 cases and could allow a safer relaxation of the current lockdown

Coronavirus

Teenagers catch moods and negative moods are more contagious

Research

INEOS donates £100 million to create new oxford university institute to fight antimicrobial resistance

Research
Funding
Society

21st century crises, from the global financial crisis to COVID, demand new economic understanding, say top economists

Research

RECOVERY trial closes recruitment to convalescent plasma treatment for patients hospitalised with COVID-19

Research
Coronavirus

Thousands of patients may have undiagnosed and untreated bowel cancer due to COVID-19 disruption

Research

Accurate predictions of ovarian cancer outcome possible with new classification system

Research
Health

Africa’s electricity unlikely to go green this decade

Environment
Social Sciences

New insights from original Domesday survey revealed

Humanities

Covid-19 transmission chains in the UK traced through time and space with remarkable accuracy using genomic epidemiology

Research
Coronavirus

Light-carrying chips advance machine learning

Research

A healthy heart may help delay or prevent dementia

Research

Oxford University welcomes UK regulatory emergency use authorisation of coronavirus vaccine

Coronavirus

The earlier that birds pair, the better they fair

Research

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