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New Oxford initiative to ensure inclusion in entrepreneurship

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We have described a potential role for general anaesthesia in end-of-life care. This has, in reality, been available to UK patients since the 1990s, but is not commonly discussed or provided

General anaesthesia should be available for dying patients - medical and ethical experts

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New Michael Sheen Bursary is a tremendous opportunity to support Welsh students

Graphical illustration of futuristic diagnostics testing

Oxford University and Prenetics announce landmark collaboration to scale rapid testing tech globally

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Coronavirus
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Covid-19 cells and red blood cells

Human challenge trial launches to study immune response to COVID-19

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Coronavirus
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COVID-19 cells

Risk of rare blood clotting higher for COVID-19 than for vaccines

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Coronavirus
COVID-19 vaccine
Credit: Shutterstock. Using cutting-edge methodology, in which the daily movements of more than 100,000 maritime vessels were tracked, the team was able to identify global maritime trade collapse by as much as 10% in the first eight months of 2020 – leadi

Tracking the economic impacts of COVID-19 one ship at a time

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At a time when so many species are struggling to adapt to human-mediated environmental change, Blackcap numbers are actually rising and this species’ ability to ring in the changes might explain why

Bird feeders have reversed Blackcaps’ migration, with the fair weather visitors wintering in British and Irish gardens

Mathematical, Physical and Life Sciences
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Alternating vaccines trial expands to include two additional vaccines

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Credit: Shutterstock. Only with increased participation in ocean research and decision-making can usable knowledge for current challenges improve.

The ocean urgently needs truly collaborative science between partners - Oxford scientists

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