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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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COVID-19 cells

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

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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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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

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Budesonide inhaler and picture of lungs

Asthma drug budesonide shortens recovery time in non-hospitalised patients with COVID-19

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Wild reindeer

Researchers say we don’t know how most mammals will respond to climate change

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The Duke of Edinburgh

The passing of His Royal Highness The Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh

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Young girl learning remotely at a lap top

Children learned ‘little or nothing’ during school closures, despite online learning

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Researchers find climate change imperils countries’ ability to repay pandemic debts

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