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a wide-range of well‐designed NbS can deliver multiple benefits for people and nature. For example, coastal mangroves or coral reefs can protect from storm surges, urban green spaces help to cool cities, and improving soil health can help farmers adapt to

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

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Photo | Nurse reaching for a ChAdOx1 vaccine vial

European Medicines Agency recommends conditional marketing authorisation to ChAdOx1 coronavirus vaccine

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The survey shows the internationalist outlook of Europeans

EU not worth having without free movement: say 74% of Europeans in Oxford survey

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Photo | Prof. Pollard preparing to deliver coronavirus vaccinations at the Kassam Stadium (c) Oxford Health NHS Foundation Trust

Oxford University vaccine developer joins day of vaccinations at the Kassam Stadium

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Stressed father trying to help son with schoolwork

Parental mental health worsens under new national COVID-19 restrictions

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£100 million donation from Ineos to create new institute to fight antimicrobial resistance

£100 million donation from Ineos to create new institute to fight antimicrobial resistance

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Syringes of blood plasma

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

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Woman running

No limit to the benefits of exercise in reducing the risk of cardiovascular disease

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Ovarian cancer cells under a microscope

Accurate predictions of ovarian cancer outcome possible with new classification system

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The results of this study suggest that dire wolves were more warm adapted and likely appeared more similar to dholes or South American canids with shorter, more reddish hair. They grey wolves in this image are included to show the contrast between the two

Dire Wolves: not just a Game of Thrones’ fantasy - a fearsome distinct, but extinct, canine

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